Accounting
What You'll Learn
Courses
The curriculum of the diploma consists of the following graduate level courses:
This course is grounded in Financial Accounting and Financial Reporting processes. It covers both routine and non-routine transactions and disclosures, at the highest level expected in the CPA competency map.
Credit(s): 1 Credit
Term Offered: Winter 2024, Spring 2024
This course will deepen students’ knowledge and skills developed in prior courses by focusing on how professional accountants deal with assurance, accounting, tax and other management issues in practical situations.
Credit(s): 1 Credit
Term Offered: Winter 2024, Spring 2024
Using an ongoing immersive case, students will further their abilities to use key management analytical tools to identify, analyze and make recommendations on challenging issues identified in an organization.
Credit(s): 1 Credit
Term Offered: Winter 2024, Spring 2024
This course is designed to help students develop the competencies expected in advanced finance topics. The course begins with a review of financial statement analysis and planning before exploring other key finance topics including treasury management, capital budgeting, valuation methodologies, financial risk management, and corporate finance transactions. It involves in-depth case analysis and cross-competency integration.
Credit(s): 1 Credit
Term Offered: Winter 2024, Spring 2024
This course will further develop the tax knowledge and identification of tax-issue skills through the use of complex cases to simulate real-world experience. Additionally, it will focus on developing the skills to approach a multi-subject case. Emphasis in the cases will be on identifying the stated and implied issues, analyzing each issue and making sound ethical recommendations, while considering the impacts on all stakeholders.
Credit(s): 1 Credit
Term Offered: Winter 2024, Spring 2024
Note to students pursuing the CPA designation: You are encouraged to visit the CPA Ontario website (external link) to see CPA National Recognition and Accreditation Standards for Post-Secondary Institutions.
Credential: Professional Master's Diploma
Program Type: Graduate (Part-time)
Program Length: 5 courses, 4 months
Application deadlines
Winter 2025
- Next start term: Winter 2025 (Jan - Apr)
- First Round Deadline: September 23, 2024
- Final Deadline: November 15, 2024
- The application portal is open.
Spring 2025
- Start term: Spring 2025 (May - Aug)
- First Round Deadline: November 25, 2024
- Final Deadline: February 17, 2025
- The application portal is open.
Tuition Information
Please check the external Yeates School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies page for updated domestic tuition fees.
The domestic fees for this program are approximately: $9621
Note: One course equals one program unit, and you need five (5) courses to complete the program.
Participants may be registered in only one Graduate program at any one time.