Accounting Specialization

The accounting department offers elective courses in the areas of financial statement analysis, financial accounting, managerial accounting, strategic business planning, and taxation. A specialization in accounting provides students with a deeper understanding of accounting reports. This includes the construction of accounting information systems, the impacts of management's reporting options, the interpretation and forecasting of financial statements, and the influence of taxes on business strategies. 
 
Academic Advisor: Professor John Bildersee, 212-998-0027

Course List

All ACCT-GB courses apply plus the following:

INTA-GB.3110 Investor Relations Strategy

Selected courses include:

Course Title Course Number
ACCT-GB.2302 Financial Reporting and Disclosure
ACCT-GB.2303 An Integrated Approach to Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT-GB.2305 Taxes and Business Strategy
ACCT-GB.3108 Credit Ratings and Fixed-Income Credit Analysis
ACCT-GB.3110 A Winning Investor Relations Strategy
ACCT-GB.3150 E-Commerce: Accounting, Control and Valuation
ACCT-GB.3303 Financial Planning and Analysis
ACCT-GB.3304 Modeling Financial Statements
ACCT-GB.3310 Forensic Accounting and Financial Statement Fraud
ACCT-GB.3313 Auditing
ACCT-GB.3323 Advanced Financial Statement Analysis
ACCT-GB 3328 Financial Statement Analytics Using Python
ACCT-GB.3330 Business Acquisitions, Deferred Taxes, Translations, and Derivatives
ACCT-GB.3344 Modeling Corporate Transactions (Advanced Modeling) 

*BSPA-GB (B10, B75, & B95) courses completed before Fall 2014 can also be applied to the Accounting Specialization.