Subject: Master Professional Accounting
Credit units: 4
College: Graduate and Postdoc Studies
Department: Accounting

This course focuses on the vital role that modern management accounting information plays in running a business in today’s economy in the context of performance management, and leverages technical management accounting techniques that are used to make strategic operational business decisions.

Restriction(s): Open to Master of Professional Accounting students only.
Prerequisite(s): MPAC 831, MPAC 833, MPAC 835, MPAC 837, MPAC 839, MPAC 992

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