University of Wisconsin - Superior

Bachelor of Arts/Science in Accounting

In today's data-driven world, accountants play a vital role in analyzing financial information, ensuring budgetary balance, and advising key decisions. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of accounting principles through focused coursework.

Key Courses

• Financial Accounting
• Managerial Accounting
• Taxation
• Accounting for Non-Profit Entities
• Auditing Principles
• Fraud Examination

Students gain practical experience through internships in public, corporate, and government accounting sectors within the Superior-Duluth area. This 66-semester-credit program requires no minor.

Program Outcomes

• Preparation for CPA, CMA, CFE, and CIA exams.
• Development of strong judgment and leadership skills.
• Understanding the link between accounting practices and decision-making.
• Application of accounting theory to diverse business contexts.

Career Opportunities

Accountants are in high demand, with a national employment rate of 95.8% and a top ranking among business jobs. Graduates pursue diverse and rewarding careers, including:

• Fraud Examiner
• Government Accountant
• Internal/External Auditor
• Financial Analyst
• Bank Examiner
• Management Accountant
• International Accountant
• Forensic Accountant
• IRS Criminal Investigation Special Agent
• Comptroller
• Chief Financial Officer