Master of Accountancy in Accounting Analytics
Master of Accountancy in Accounting Analytics
Through the exponential growth of data and the development of user-friendly software tools, students equipping themselves with a blend of data analytics and accounting produce higher-quality information and make more informed decisions. The Master's in Accounting Analytics program at the GW School of Business (GWSB) provides students with the tools they need in data visualization, modeling and accountancy for a successful career in the world’s leading accounting and consulting firms, government agencies, nonprofit and for-profit organizations.
GW's location in Washington, D.C., combined with faculty who are subject matter experts in their fields, maximizes the academic experience, leaving program graduates well-positioned for professional success in a time when experienced accountants are more crucial than ever before. From calculating ESG metrics to identifying corporate corruption with the SEC to helping organizations, large and small, navigate an increasingly complex web of tax regulations, accountants are driving business and the business of government.
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See Where Our Graduates Have Landed
GWSB’s extensive network of over 60,000 graduates spans 260+ organizations across the public and private sector and around the world. Our alumni regularly connect with current students and fellow alumni, attend events, mentor, and help GWSB evolve and expand. It’s this involvement by our graduates that truly contributes to the success of the school.
- Deloitte
- EY
- FBI
- Financial Crimes Enforcement Network
- IFC
- IMF
- IRS
- KPMG
- Peace Corps
- The Department of Treasury
- Defense Contract Audit Agency
- Fannie Mae
- US Government Accountability Office
- Public Company Accounting Oversight Board
- PWC
- World Bank Group
Explore This Program
This STEM-designated accounting analytics program enables students to learn financial statement analysis, financial position measurement, planning, budgeting, auditing and financial markets through theory and application. As they progress, students explore accounting systems and data through programming languages and use statistical models to provide insightful answers in all areas of accounting. The courses provide forward-thinking accounting methodology and prepare students for a technology-forward world.
Sample Courses Below (* indicates an elective course)
Advanced Accounting Principles
- Intermediate Accounting
- Accounting for Internal Decision Making
- Contemporary Auditing Theory
Accounting Analytics & Systems
- Advanced Strategic Cost Management
- Data Analytics for Accounting
- Accounting Information Systems and Electronic Data Processing
- Introduction to Business and Economic Statistics
Data Science & Programming
- Programming for Analytics
- Stochastic Foundation: Probability Models
- Statistics for Analytics I
- Machine Learning I
- Machine Learning II
- Time Forecasting for Analytics
Total Credits: 30 | Commitment: Part-Time or Full-Time | Location: In-Person
Length of Program: 2 Years (Full-Time) or 2.5 Years (Part-Time)
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Why GW Business?
Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., our Master of Accountancy in Accounting Analytics program offers unparalleled access to global institutions, government agencies and multinational corporations. This prime location, combined with our rigorous accounting curriculum, provides you with extraordinary learning experiences, internship opportunities and networking prospects.
Designed to develop the next generation of accounting leaders, this program produces graduates who are driving business success and integrity across the globe, from combating corporate corruption with the SEC to navigating complex tax regulations as leaders of major corporations or members of the Big Four.
Admissions
Admission to the Master of Accountancy in Accounting Analytics program is highly competitive and enrollment is limited.
Due to the rolling admissions policy, it is highly recommended that candidates submit applications early. The candidate’s major and trend in grades, personal achievements, and letters of recommendation also affect the admission decision. This program seeks social, ethnic, cultural and geographical diversity in its student body.
- Admissions Process
Applying to a program at the GW School of Business may seem like a complicated process, but the GWSB admissions team is here to help. The application process for this program can be found on our How to Apply page. All application materials should be sent to the GWSB Graduate Admissions Office. The GRE or GMAT test is not required — however, if you feel that submitting your scores will strengthen your application, you are welcome to submit them. We also offer a wealth of resources to help you finance your degree, from scholarships and fellowships to loans and work-study arrangements.
- Prerequisites
ACCY 2002 Introductory Managerial Accounting ACCY 6101 Financial Accounting or ACCY 2001 Introduction to Financial Accounting MBAD 6235 Finance MBAD 6242 Microeconomics for the World Economy STAT 1051 Introduction to Business and Economic Statistics - Application Deadlines
Application Deadlines
Candidates seeking financial assistance and international students requiring visas are encouraged to apply early. Only completed applications, with all required materials, will be considered for admission.
- Spring 2026 - Closed
- Summer 2026 - Closed
- Fall 2026 - July 31, 2026
Please note:
- Admissions for the following programs is offered only for the fall semester: Global MBA, Master of Accountancy in Accounting Analytics, M.S. in AI for Business, M.S. in Applied Finance, M.S. in Business Analytics
- Summer admissions deadlines apply only to our online MBA and Specialized Master's degree programs.
- Admission to all other programs is offered for the fall and spring semesters only.
- Doctoral and executive education programs may have different admissions deadlines.
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