Master of Accounting in Fraud and Forensics, MACC

The Master of Accounting in Fraud and Forensics (MAcc) prepares students to build upon a strong foundation of technical accounting knowledge while developing advanced analytical, investigative, and professional judgment skills. The program emphasizes fraud prevention, detection, and forensic accounting practices, along with advanced study in auditing, accounting theory, and professional research. Students expand their understanding of the legal and ethical responsibilities of accountants, the strategic role of accounting in business organizations, and the use of information systems, data analysis, and technology in identifying, analyzing, and responding to financial misconduct.

Master of Accounting in Fraud and Forensics, MAcc Learning Outcomes

MACC Program Policies

The MAcc is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in accounting. Applicants with an alternate undergraduate major are required to demonstrate academic proficiency in accounting concepts prior to beginning MAcc courses.

MACC Core Courses (30 credits)

ACC 510 Corporate Fraud 3 credit hours
ACC 515 Accounting Theory 3 credit hours
ACC 520 Forensic Practices 3 credit hours
ACC 525 Fraud and Forensic Accounting in High-Risk Industries 3 credit hours
ACC 530 Legal Foundations of Forensic Accounting 3 credit hours
ACC 552 Accounting Information Systems 3 credit hours
ACC 562 Financial Statement Analysis 3 credit hours
ACC 565 Fraud and Forensics 3 credit hours
ACC 571 Advanced Auditing 3 credit hours
MDA 536 Information Security & Ethical Governance 3 credit hours