With the Online Master of Accounting degree program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Collat School of Business, you earn your master’s degree in as few as 5 semesters with a flexible online format. There is also a Bridge Program available for students who don’t hold a bachelor’s degree in accounting. AACSB Accounting accredited.
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With Northeastern University's Online Master's programs, you can choose from 2 degrees, completing each program 100% online in as few as 16 months: With the Online Master of Science in Finance, you can choose from 2 tracks in Corporate Finance or Investment Finance. With the Online Master of Taxation, you can choose from 2 tracks: Taxation of Entities or Taxation of Individuals.
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With the Online Master of Accounting degree program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s Collat School of Business, you earn your master’s degree in as few as 5 semesters with a flexible online format. There is also a Bridge Program available for students who don’t hold a bachelor’s degree in accounting. AACSB Accounting accredited.
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With Northeastern University's Online Master's programs, you can choose from 2 degrees, completing each program 100% online in as few as 16 months: With the Online Master of Science in Finance, you can choose from 2 tracks in Corporate Finance or Investment Finance. With the Online Master of Taxation, you can choose from 2 tracks: Taxation of Entities or Taxation of Individuals.
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Computational finance is a specialty area for students of finance and statistics. Graduates will be trained to develop and implement complex models to help organizations manage both their investments and risks.
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