Masters of Business Administration – Accounting
Do you have a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting and want to add to your education or increase your earning potential? If numbers are right up your alley you may be thinking about furthering your financial or accounting career or even becoming a Certified Public Accountant. But maybe you want a more defined leadership role, or perhaps you are venturing down an entirely new career path. Whatever your goals, obtaining a Master of Business Administration degree with a concentration in Accounting may be just the ticket to advance your career.
In business, being a leader with strong understanding of business and financial processes can be invaluable. There are many online business courses available, but an MBA degree with an accounting concentration from Everest University Online takes your business skills to the next level by focusing on such advanced accounting principals as:
* Accounting Information systems
* Advanced Accounting Topics
* Auditing II
* Tax Research and Planning
* Governmental Accounting
You will learn a broad range of skills in the areas of management, quantitative methods, policy and strategy, economics, accounting, human resources, marketing and organizational behavior from highly qualified instructors.
This course prepares students to take the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) exam to become a CPA. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, positions as accountants and auditors, particularly those with CPA licenses are expected to grow by 18 percent by 2016. Your online business degree arms you with the necessary training to succeed in a competitive industry.
What fields can you enter with an MBA in accounting? Some areas of opportunities include:
* Accounting
* E-Commerce Management
* General Management
* Finance
* Health Services
* Human Resources
* International Business
* Project Management
* Public Administration
* Tax Auditing
The Masters of Business Administration - Accounting concentration prepares you to measure and report the financial events of an individual or entity. Additionally, it provides you with the ability to understand the elements of the audit process, analyze financial statements, and apply accounting information to management-level decisions. that's right for you!