Cambridge Master of Accounting (MAcc)

at Cambridge Judge Business School

Our curriculum is designed to train decision-makers, not technicians, leading to innovation roles in accounting and finance fields. You learn to:

• exploit technical accounting knowledge to advise financial reporting standard-setters on how they could better communicate the economic health of corporate entities
• advise senior accounting firm partners and market regulators on how audits can become more reliable and garner more public trust
• use data and predictive analytics to better understand how to properly interpret data and to enhance communication with data scientists
• consider how to collect, disseminate, enhance the credibility of and interpret climate- and social-related financial disclosure data.
   

Engagement with senior professionals and market regulators

You will regularly engage with senior professionals and market regulators about the most pressing issues in the field. These include audit policy, global climate-related financial reporting, cybersecurity, and professional infrastructure change.
 

A collaborative global community

The two-year masters degree fosters a collaborative global community. You will engage with students from every corner of the world, including Africa, Australia, Middle East, Asia, North America, South America and Europe.