A specialization in accounting is intended for business students wishing to pursue a Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) designation after graduation.

In addition to the core courses required to fulfill the BBA requirements, the following additional courses will be required to obtain the specialization:

• Accounting 202 (Introductory Financial Accounting – Part II)
• Accounting 301 (Intermediate Accounting – Part I)
• Accounting 302 (Intermediate Accounting – Part II)
• Accounting 312 (Cost Accounting)
• Accounting 401 (Advanced Financial Accounting – Part I)
• Accounting 402 (Advanced Financial Accounting – Part II)
• Accounting 415 (Auditing)
• Accounting 416 (Auditing, Accounting and Society)
• Accounting 431 (Income Taxation)

In addition, it is recommended that students planning to pursue their CPA designation take Business 333 (Integrated Cases in Corporate Finance), as it is a required course for entry into the CPA program.

To qualify for a specialization in accounting, students are required to have an overall average of 70% in the required courses above.

Students who already hold a certificate in accounting will not receive additional recognition for a specialization in accounting.

• Juergen Krause, Dean, Associate Professor
• Tim Carroll, Associate Professor
• Andrew Carrothers, Assistant Professor
• Mike Cassidy, Assistant Professor
• Reuben Domike, Associate Professor
• Gary Evans, Associate Professor
• Debbie Good, Assistant Professor
• Susan Graham, Assistant Professor
• Blake Jelley, Associate Professor
• Melissa James, Assistant Professor
• Amy MacFarlane, Assistant Professor
• Tarek Mady, Assistant Professor
• Tina Saksida, Assistant Professor
• Don Wagner, Associate Professor