The MBA/MST allows students to develop a deep expertise in taxation and a sound grasp of general management. The joint program prepares students for high level careers in tax consulting and advising, most particularly in a corporate or trust context. Students who possess a CPA, or who are preparing to become professionally qualified, are likely to find this an especially attractive option.
Two master's degrees will be awarded when all degree requirements for both programs are fulfilled.
The MBA/MST consists of 43 – 73 credits.
MBA 600 Effective Career Planning
MBA 610 Organizational Behavior
MBA 622 Operations and Data Analysis
MBA 630 Economic Analysis for Managers
MBA 640 Corporate Financial Reporting and Control
MBA 650 Value-Based Financial Management
MBA 660 Marketing: The Challenge of Managing Value
* May be waived with credit
MBA 780 Managing in the Global Environment
ACCT 801 Graduate Financial Accounting I
ACCT 802 Graduate Financial Accounting II
ACCT 865 Technology and Financial Information Systems
BLLS 800 Business Law
* May be waived with credit
TAX 801 Issues in Federal Taxation I
TAX 861 Tax Research
TAX 862 Taxation of Corporations
TAX 863 Taxation of Pass-Through Entities
**May be waived and another tax elective substituted at the discretion of the MST Director.
All electives must be 800-level or above
Maximum one (1) additional TAX elective (other than TAX, maximum two (2) electives in any functional area)
One (1) elective must be in the International Business area (CAN BE TXIB 865 OR TXIB 874)
MBA 800 Strategic Management
MBA Core Courses may be waived according to the existing rules of the MBA Program. MST Core Courses may be waived, and transfer credit granted for required courses, according to the existing rules of the MST Program.