Rutgers University Rutgers Business School 20 courses
Today's dynamic global economy requires accounting professionals who are skilled, well-rounded business leaders accomplished at identifying and maximizing opportunities. The first of its kind, the Rutgers Business School: Graduate Programs-Newark and New Brunswick's master of business administration (M.B.A.) in professional accounting program is designed to prepare students as true business leaders. An M.B.A. in 14 months, eligibility to sit for the CPA exam, and preparation to take advantage of leading opportunities in the world of business--these are the hallmarks of the M.B.A. in professional accounting program. Specifically developed for undergraduates holding degrees in the arts and sciences or business degrees other than accounting, the program integrates management skills with accounting theory and practice, with a strong emphasis on teamwork, case studies, and final team projects. One measure of success is the large number of graduates placed in career positions each year.
Accounting Courses
22:835:651 Accounting Principles and Practices 3 22:835:501 Intermediate Accounting I 22:835:502 Intermediate Accounting II 22:010: 551 Governmental and Not-for-Profit Accounting and Auditing 22:835:603 Income Taxation 22:010:688 Audit Analytics 22:835:604 Auditing Concepts 22:010:676 Corporate Income Taxation Basics 1 22:835:625 Advanced Financial Accounting - Theory and Practice 22:835:626 Advanced Auditing and Accounting Information Systems 22:835:627 Managerial and Cost Accounting 22:835:628 Accounting Research Project
General Business
22:223:581 Managerial Economic Analysis 3 22:373:551 Business Communications 2 22:553:533 International Business 22:373:627 Ethics and Professional Responsibility 22:390:587 Financial Management 22:010:648 Decoding of Corporate Financial Information 22:620:585 Organizational Behavior 22:620:588 Strategic Management 22:630:586 Marketing for Decision-Making 22:799:564 Operations Analysis 22:835:504 Information Technology in the Digital Era 4 22:835:510 Business Law I 22:835:511 Business Law II See the Course List and Descriptions chapter of this catalog.
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