Accountancy, MAcc (Accounting)

Accounting is one of the most foundational professions in business. Every organization — from small firms to multinational corporations to government agencies — depends on skilled accountants who can navigate financial reporting, taxation, auditing, and compliance with precision and integrity. At the graduate level, that expertise deepens into a credential that opens doors to the highest levels of the profession. Whether you aspire to become a Certified Public Accountant, specialise in forensic accounting or fraud examination, lead financial operations for a major organization, or serve in public accounting, the right master’s program gives you the knowledge and credentials to get there. With the Master of Accountancy, Keiser University is here to help.

Submission of an unofficial baccalaureate or master's transcript from an accredited school. If transcripts are in a foreign language, student must provide proof of Foreign Language Equivalency with calculated CGPA. Official transcripts are due by the end of the first semester of attendance. Minimum 3.0 CGPA Resume or Curriculum Vitae If CGPA is < 3.0, Keiser University’s Graduate School requires the submission of a Personal Statement. This personal statement should include an explanation regarding the factors leading to a CGPA falling below 3.0, the current environment that may better prepare the student for academic success, and any remedial efforts that will be performed or assumed by the student. Additional considerations for a quality personal statement include the following: life experiences, career outcomes, societal contributions, and educational achievements that may lead to success in graduate-level study. Once all documents are received, the application will be reviewed holistically by the Vice Chancellor of the Graduate School using a rubric to determine propensity for success and to render an admissions decision. Supplemental documentation may be included to support a prospective student’s application. Supplemental documents may include: Letter of Recommendation GMAT or GRE Test Scores