MBA + M.S. in Accounting

Graduate students studying together.
Increase your skillset.

In the modern business world, employers are looking for graduates with expertise in multiple fields. The dual degree in accounting combines the strategic business foundation of the MBA with the financial acumen of the M.S. in accounting.

Program Highlights

With a dual MBA/M.S. in accounting degree, you will complete a wide variety of courses that will give you the foundation you need to succeed as an effective, efficient accounting professional.

You’ll master technical skills like finance, data analysis, accounting and auditing, while building important business management skills in courses on leadership, organizational behavior, management and entrepreneurship.

Full-time students complete the program in two and a half years. Part-time students typically complete the program in approximately four years.

Program Requirements

The dual degree option allows you to complete both the MBA and the M.S. in accounting with a total of 59 credits – 29 credits from the MBA and 30 from the M.S. in accounting.

To be accepted into the dual program, you must meet the admissions requirements of both programs. Admissions directors for each program will evaluate your application separately and apply the same criteria specified in their respective programs.

If you are already enrolled in either individual program, you may apply for a change of degree to the dual program prior to receiving the first degree. Once a single degree has been conferred, you’re no longer eligible to add the second degree. Neither degree is conferred until both degrees are completed.

For the most accurate and up-to-date degree requirements, visit UD’s course catalog. Under the Department of Accounting and Management Information Systems, select “Display Programs” to find your degree and view course options and sequencing.

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Admissions Information

Learn more about MBA admissions requirements, deadlines, tuition and financial aid available to you.