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Offered by University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Engage in group discussions with professors and peers
32 credit hours of graduate coursework
Hands-on learning from anywhere, no travel required
Depending on elective course choices
As one of the largest suppliers of leaders in the accounting profession, Gies graduates include legions of accounting firm partners, CFOs, entrepreneurs, and other business leaders.
76% of iMSA graduates reported that they started a better job upon graduation
iMSA graduates tell us they received an average raise of 22% during and immediately after their iMSA program
This MS in Accountancy will enable you to gain a competitive advantage in the job market. Future employers search for candidates who excelled in studies and also possess important non-technical professional business skills. The iMSA team designs impactful opportunities for students to develop those skills.
An expert in using analytics and automation in accounting work
A highly sought-after candidate in the field
Proficient and knowledgeable in audit, financial reporting, tax, and in managing and analyzing data
Valued for your skills in communications and teamwork
Poised for a successful career in accounting
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Gies focuses on tracking promotions or new job acceptances among iMSA graduates, with 76% reporting better jobs post-degree, highlighting an immediate ROI from the Gies iMSA program.
iMSA students engage in projects that address real job challenges and seek advice from peers and faculty, with 96% of graduates effectively applying their iMSA learning in their careers, highlighting the program's high value.
Gies iMSA graduates see an average salary increase of 22%, significantly highlighting the strong ROI of the iMSA degree in an era of typical 2% raises.
The accounting industry is projected to grow at 4% year over year. The growth in technology and automation will affect the role of accountants, but overall demand is not expected to decrease according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In fact, it will increase efficiency and make accountants' analytical abilities more prominent.
The priority deadline is April 3, 2025