Graduate Accounting Programs
The Walton Master of Accountancy (MAcc) program and Ph.D. program are designed to provide professional preparation at the graduate level for students wishing to pursue accounting-oriented careers in public practice, industry, and government.
The Integrated MACC
The Walton College offers you, a current Sam M. Walton College of Business accounting student, an option to obtain both the BSBA and the Master of Professional Accounting in a five-year period.
Learn MoreMaster of Professional Accounting
The Master of Professional Accounting program (MPA) provides rigorous preparation at the graduate level for students to achieve success in their chosen professional accounting career path. The MPA program offers three concentrations for targeted future professional career paths in accounting, including Assurance and Analytics, Taxation, and Corporate Accounting.
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The MAcc program is a 30-hour program designed to be completed in one year for students with appropriate backgrounds in business administration and economics and with an undergraduate concentration in accounting.
Learn MoreAccounting Ph.D. Program
Doctoral students have a greater opportunity to work with faculty members, assisting in and even coauthoring research projects.
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New & Noteworthy
Student Spotlight: Meet Ryan Decker
My favorite part of Walton is how connected the college is with companies in NWA. Companies are genuinely interested in getting to know Walton students, and I have developed lasting relationships with professionals through networking and career events.
Student Spotlight: Meet Maxwell McKinney
I chose to become an accounting major because of the versatility in that field.
Former Accounting Department Chair James Modisette Dies at Age 88
James P. Modisette, former chair of the accounting department who had a 33-year career at the University of Arkansas, died Tuesday, Nov. 3, in Fayetteville. He was 88.
