Program Description
The McIntire M.S. in Accounting Program at the University of Virginia has long been recognized for its innovative curriculum, world-class faculty, and dedication to preparing students for professional practice.
Our curriculum has been carefully designed to help students acquire not only the necessary specialized technical knowledge, but also a better understanding of the broad context within which professional decisions are made. Classes are taught in a rigorous yet informal seminar format that fosters a culture of collaboration among students and between students and faculty.
In McIntire’s classrooms, students are actively engaged in discussions, team-based exercises, case studies, presentations, and written assignments where they learn to:
- Articulate and present ideas clearly and concisely
- Listen empathetically and interview effectively to truly understand and address the unique needs of future clients
- Work effectively as part of a team
- Recognize potential issues and opportunities
- Solve complex, multidimensional problems
- Operate with integrity and with a firm grounding in ethics to create strong, trusting relationships
We invite you to learn more about why graduates of McIntire’s M.S. in Accounting Program are uniquely qualified to face the challenges of today’s dynamic business environment.