The Master of Accountancy - Professional Accounting and Reporting at Texas State University is an undergraduate programme designed to develop relevant academic knowledge and practical skills. The McCoy College of Business Department of Accounting is dedicated to preparing Texas State University's diverse students population for professional success in an ever-changing global economy. The faculty make McCoy a primary-choice school for students by providing a rigorous and innovative curriculum that is informed by impactful research, engagement with the professional community, and meaningful service. The Master of Accountancy (M.Acy.) degree broadens the educational experience of individuals preparing for a career in public accounting. Students explore the social, ethical, and environmental effects of accounting information on those who rely on it for their decision-making needs. The M.Acy. program can be used to satisfy the 150-hour education requirement for the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exam in Texas. An undergraduate degree in accounting is not required.
Program Structure
This programme follows a structured undergraduate curriculum focused on the academic discipline and its practical applications. Students build subject knowledge, analytical ability, and transferable skills through coursework and learning activities.
Entry Requirements
Applicants should meet the university’s current academic, English-language, and admission requirements for this programme. Requirements may vary according to the applicant’s qualification and study background.
