Drive Your Organization to Success with a Management Accounting Certificate
This 18-hour certificate program exposes students to advanced concepts specific to Management Accounting providing a valuable credential demonstrating graduate-level training in the discipline. The certificate may be earned as part of a full Master of Business Administration (MBA) or other Master’s Degree program, or used at a later date to satisfy many of the requirements of a full graduate degree in the selected discipline.
A minimum of a bachelor’s degree is required to enroll in the Management Accounting Certificate program.
Certificate Requirements
ACCN 5133
Managerial Accounting
This course introduces the financial statement, their sources and functions, and managerial control
systems involved with the accounting process, including variance analysis and budgeting. It serves as an overview of the accounting function and its use in the management of the functional units within the organization.
ACCN 5143
Advanced Cost Accounting
This course will study the development of cost accumulation and reporting systems that complement a firm’s strategy and structure; how activity-based cost management systems increase competitiveness by helping a firm
manage costs, processes, and people.
ACCN 5153
Advanced Accounting Information Systems
This course studies the framework of accounting information systems by combining knowledge about the accounting transaction cycles, information technology, and business process design.
ACCN 5163
Business Taxation
This course reviews organizational tax strategies for capital structures, business operations, new business,
business domestic expansion, international growth.
ACCN 5173
Advanced Auditing
This course examines auditing principles, concepts, and standards including a review organizational
decision financial reporting and resolution of ethical issues.
ACCN 5233
Marketing Analysis and Strategy, Sales and Consumer Behavior
This course studies the framework of accounting information systems by combining knowledge about the accounting transaction cycles, information technology, and business process design.