The Kenan Flagler Business School's master of accounting (M.A.C.) program's unique approach to accounting and business education involves a challenging curriculum that integrates accounting with other business disciplines and emphasizes the application of accounting concepts to current business issues. The goal of the accounting and business courses is to create wellrounded business advisers who can compete in the international business world. M.A.C. students take a broad but balanced series of accounting courses that focus on skill development, problem solving and decision making in business situations. The business core courses are designed specifically for M.A.C. students to emphasize accounting and business consulting skills. The program develops students' communication and leadership skills, giving them a competitive advantage in today's tight job market and enhancing their ability to succeed in the accounting profession.

Open to all students, regardless of your undergraduate major or coursework, including accounting majors. A flexible program completed in 1536 months, depending on your desired pace, with an opportunity to incorporate an optional winter internship at an accounting firm.