Master of Professional Accounting
University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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- Master's
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About this programme
Planned outage: Beginning Nov. 1, you will not be able to access the USask admission application and event registration system for up to six days. Learn more . The Master of Professional Accounting Program (M.P.Acc) is an innovative graduate degree program that attracts top-notch accounting students from across Canada. Created by visionary academics in response to the demand for applied, competency-based training, the program actively involves students through the use of business cases, skills workshops, and other contemporary educational techniques. Over the course of two summer terms, students will complete a comprehensive graduate-level accounting program that acts as a proven alternative route for students who are seeking the CPA designation in Canada. We are proud to have a strong history of first-time pass rates from our M.P.Acc graduates on the Common Final Examination (CFE). The program also gives students an opportunity to develop an appreciation for the academic research process and academia as a career choice. In addition to tuition above, students also pay fees for programs like health and dental insurance, a bus pass, and other campus services. The amount you need to pay depends on if you are taking classes full time or part time, and if you are on campus or not. The table below assumes you are on campus full-time. Tuition is typically billed and due in instalments, four times per year. Tuition information is accurate for the current academic year and does not include student fees. For detailed tuition and fees information, visit the official tuition websit
Entry requirements
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