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An Accounting Information Systems Graduate Certificate entails the different ways in which information systems affect the industry of accounting and the principles and practices used. The coursework emphasizes: managing risk and security with regards to information systems, accounting information systems, the audit process from beginning to end, advanced topics in accounting, theories of accounting, cost behaviors and alternative cost systems for management and control, strategic planning for database systems, financial and forensic accounting, and international accounting systems. Focus is placed on developing innovative new systems for use within the accounting field. A prerequisite exists. Students must first have their undergraduate degrees in accounting or related majors before they can pursue an Accounting Information Systems Graduate Certificate. Different types of financial aid may be available if you qualify to help with the procurement of this certificate such as: military benefits, federal grants and loans, private loans, state grants, and institutional scholarships. An Accounting Information Systems Graduate Certificate can help prepare students for future employment in careers where accounting is necessary or in advancing their current accounting jobs. Upon completion of this certificate, students may pursue careers as accountants, accounting information systems managers, or systems auditors. Sometimes, an Accounting Information Systems Graduate Certificate may be applied to an M.S. in Accounting degree.

Example Courses

• Accounting Information Systems
• Acquisitions Management
• Financial Accounting

Potential Industries

• Accounting Information Systems
• Forensic Accounting
• International Accounting

Colleges Offering Degree

• Southern New Hampshire University
• Strayer University Online
• University of Maryland