Enhance and accelerate the professional knowledge and skills foundational to your accounting career.
At the University of Oregon's Master of Accounting (MAcc) degree program at the Lundquist College of Business, you'll develop a mindset that goes beyond learning new accounting methods and tax laws. You'll hone your ability to work in a constructive and respectful way. You'll learn how to communicate attention to detail through precise and engaging presentations. And you'll bring it all together to achieve true professional success and land a great job.
In the video below, you'll hear directly from our MAcc students about the benefits of the program.
How to Apply
Student applications are evaluated according to the whole package—including essays, recommendation letters, and experience—not merely on scores and grades.
- Explore scholarships and funding options
- Learn more about 3+1 Accounting Scholars
- Find graduate employment opportunities
Requirements and Courses
Although the courses you take are at the center of the experience, they are part of an integrated set of activities, experiences, and resources that help you reach, discover, and achieve your potential.
STEM Certified
Our Master of Accounting degree is STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) certified. Therefore, international students will be eligible to work in the United States for up to 36 months after graduation instead of the standard 12-month optional practical training (OPT) period.
Join the Flock
Find out how studying business here can take you most anywhere you want to go.
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Career Development
At the Lundquist College of Business, we're committed to preparing well-educated, career-ready graduates. Students can explore career options, receive support and counseling, or tap into a multitude of development opportunities.
- Visit Mohr Career Services
- Discover meaningful connections with industry professionals through Lundquist Connect.
- Explore internship and job opportunities on Handshake.
What's it like to be a Duck?
Find out what it's like to be a Master of Accounting student at the Lundquist College by attending an info session or talking with a current student. Learn about our integrated set of activities, experiences, and resources that help students reach, discover, and achieve their potential.
Meet Brett
Brett Filuk, MActg ’24, changed his major to accounting after encouragement from instructor Joel Sneed. Brett completed his undergraduate degree in accounting at UO and went on to join the Master of Accounting program, where his work was noticed by accounting firm Perkins & Co.
“I want to be proud of the career that I have. Auditing is a component that holds companies accountable. It involves problem-solving skills that require companies to be transparent and honest. That is work that I would be proud to do.”
Engaged Faculty
Nicole Johnson
Academic Director, Undergraduate Programs | Associate Professor of Accounting
Expertise
- Managerial incentives
- Performance measurement
Industry and Alumni Connections
The Master of Accounting program offers several ways for students and industry professionals and alumni to connect. Whether it's through workshops and lectures, a guest speaker series, or by joining an advisory board, students make important connections. The School of Accounting also has a vibrant network of donors and alumni through its Accounting Circle. The following companies are just a few of those that actively recruit from the Master of Accounting program.
Hands-On Learning
The Master of Accounting program offers a number of hands-on learning options including opportunities through the college's centers, class projects, case studies, and more.
Pursue your master's among a cohort of other experienced and professional individuals.
Additional Student Demographics
*Five-year averages
Contact Us
Master of Accounting Program
541-346-3306
Lillis 145
Accreditation
The University of Oregon is a member of the exclusive Association of American Universities (AAU). The Lundquist College of Business and the School of Accounting are both accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).