Online Master's in Accounting (M.S.)
Prepare for the CPA Exam as You Build Accounting Analytics Skills
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Accounting Analytics Concentration
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- Duration 2 years
- Cost per Credit $852
- Credit Hours 37-39
Program Benefits
- Includes a STEM-designated Accounting Analytics concentration
- Our low student-to-faculty ratio fosters personal attention
- Transfer up to six credits
- No minimum GPA requirement
Advance as an Innovative Accounting Professional
Take your accounting career to the next level by earning your Master of Science in Accounting online at the University of New Haven. You’ll develop valuable critical thinking and strategic decision-making skills needed to become an accounting leader.
Our online master’s degree in accounting includes an Accounting Analytics concentration that prepares you for leading-edge positions. You can complete this STEM-designated program in two years, ready to sit for the CPA exam in most states.*
Analytics Expertise Can Pay Dividends in Your Accounting Career
37 – 39 Credit Hours
13 Courses
Our curriculum goes beyond the practical skills provided by traditional online accounting master’s programs. By completing the Accounting Analytics concentration as part of your master’s degree, you’ll study business analytics, data visualization, data mining, and other concepts that align with in-demand accounting careers.
Course Highlights
- Advanced Financial Accounting
- Database Management for Business Analytics
- Data Mining for Business Intelligence
- Financial Accounting for Managers
We Make the Application Process Simple
No Application Fee
No Minimum GPA
The University of New Haven offers a simple application process for the online Master of Science in Accounting program. Please complete these steps to apply:
| Online Application Form | Online application |
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| Transcripts | Official transcripts from all previously attended institutions |
| Degree | Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution or recognized institution from another country |
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See How Our Online Program Fits Your Budget
$852 per Credit Hour per Credit
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Earning your master’s in accounting online is an investment in your future. At the University of New Haven, you can benefit from competitive tuition and high-quality learning opportunities as you prepare to advance as an accounting leader or pursue careers that require analytics skills. Use our Tuition Calculator to estimate the cost of your online program.
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Move to the Forefront of the Accounting Field
Pursue your master’s in accounting online at the University of New Haven to build qualifications for in-demand accounting roles in auditing, taxation, compliance, and beyond. You can access a wealth of career opportunities in this field, as projections show there will be 130,800 openings for accountants and auditors from 2023 to 2033.1 Because our online program includes an Accounting Analytics concentration, you can gain the expertise needed to seek financial analyst and accounting data analyst roles.
Explore CareersWhat You’ll Learn
Our online master’s in accounting delivers essential skill development and specialized competencies in accounting analytics. This program is offered by the Pompea College of Business, one of only 5 percent of business programs worldwide with accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
Program Outcomes
- Attain the 150 hours of education necessary for Certified Public Accountant (CPA) licensure*
- Specialize in accounting analytics
- Apply new skillsets for professional advancement
Learn From Accounting Experts
Our dedicated faculty members are industry experts who have had significant careers in public accounting and the corporate world. They bring real-world experience to each course, providing personal attention and sharing valuable insights that position you for success.
View All FacultyThe online degrees available from the University of New Haven are designed for working professionals and busy adults. As a student, you’ll benefit from flexible program delivery and the same academic rigor as our on-campus programs.
Learn MoreA graduate degree is an investment in your future. We want to make sure you have the information and resources you need to fund your studies. Explore transfer credit options, military benefits, federal aid, and more.
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There are currently no additional fees associated with the total tuition fee. Please note that program fees are subject to change each academic year.
The M.S. in Accounting program does not currently offer a virtual open house.
Because this program is designed for adult learners and working professionals, it can be completed part-time on a flexible schedule.
Our online master’s in accounting curriculum includes an Accounting Analytics (STEM) concentration, adding data analysis and visualization, predictive modeling, and business analytics to your skillset. Visit the Curriculum page.
There is no residency component for this program.
The online Master’s in Accounting program includes 13 courses. There are eight core courses and five courses in the Accounting Analytics (STEM) concentration. Visit the Curriculum page for more details.
Source and Disclaimers
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Accountants and Auditors. Retrieved from https://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/accountants-and-auditors.htm.
*Learn more about the licensure information for the online M.S. in Accounting program.
*Please note that students cannot earn CPA certification simply by earning a college degree. Some state licensing board regulations include narrow educational requirements such as specific semester hours in accounting and business courses, and there are additional considerations such as experience, age, and residency that must be considered.