Education opportunities in the field of accounting information systems and technology range from certificate programs to doctorate degrees.
Students in these programs study both accounting methods and computer technology to learn how to integrate the two functions in order to effectively monitor and report on an organization's finances, transactions and asset management.
Information Systems Programs That May Be Currently Accepting Applicants
Gardner-Webb University offers multiple online degrees in Business, including a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Accountancy.
- The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration: study concepts in human relations, organizational behavior, operations, management. Graduates hold positions in account management, financial planning, nonprofit management, consulting, investment, real estate, retail, and more.
- The Master of Accountancy program: study accounting concepts, course projects, business situation simulations, and interacting with business leaders, and have the opportunity to meet the 150-hour requirement to obtain the Uniform Certified Public Accounting Exam.
Seton Hall University's M.S. in Accounting (M.S.A.C.) is a 100% online accounting program that can be completed in can be completed in 12 – 24 months. When you earn your M.S.A.C. Online from Seton Hall University’s Stillman School of Business, you will develop the professional skills you need to excel in the world of professional accounting. This program is among only 1 percent worldwide to earn both business and accounting accreditation from the AACSB.
