Integrate sophisticated accounting strategies with proven management practices to set yourself apart among number-crunching professionals.
In the Clark University MBA/M.S. in Accounting dual-degree master’s program, you’ll gain the same expertise in accounting and global business theory as you would by earning the two degrees individually. And you’ll do it in a fraction of the time.
Earn your MBA and graduate degree in accounting from a globally ranked and accredited university—Clark University has been named a Princeton Review “Best Business School,” a U.S. News & World Report “Best Part-time MBA,” and is among the elite 5% of business schools to receive AACSB accreditation.
Director, Finance Effectiveness
PWC
Auditor
SKMC, LLP
Executive Director
Ernst & Young
Senior Adviser, Accounting
RSA Security
Climate Corps Fellow
Environmental Defense Fund
“Most international companies know Clark, and they want to have people who know the American accounting standard well to help the company. Clark offered me lots of opportunities, and that’s very unique.”
Helen WanG
Bringing American accounting principles home to China
Helen Wang came to the Clark University School of Business to pursue her M.S. in accounting because of its prestigious reputation in Beijing. She has learned how to apply accounting best practices learned in the U.S. to help companies in China.
Stevenish Career Management Center
Through comprehensive resources, programs, and services, the School of Business Stevenish Career Management Center provides professional development education that prepares graduate students to manage their careers over the course of their lifetime.
“My degree will open doors for me in public and corporate accounting all over the world. It also makes me eligible to get the CPA certification, which will enrich my profile as an accounting professional immensely.”
— Namisha Bhattarai, MSA ’18
Frequently asked questions
What accounting skills will I learn?
Skills you will learn include:
- An understanding of the cultural, economic, environmental and political factors shaping management today
- The ability to develop innovative solutions to complex management challenges
- Insight into how to solve real-world problems in a global context
- Competencies to help your organization tap into emerging markets
- Auditing and tax strategies
- Legal aspects of accounting
- Understanding of accounting information systems
- Cost-volume-profit analysis
- Collaboration and communication skills
Academic Excellence. Global Reach. Career Success.
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