The Master's Program in Accounting and Finance is a 33-credit program that covers advanced accounting topics. Master's students are required to meet high academic and professional requirements to be accepted into this program; additionally, during their study of the Master's Program in Accounting and Finance, they will develop analytical and constructive critical thinking skills, as well as research skills. Students applying for the Master's Program in Accounting and Finance can enter under two tracks: Thesis Track, with 33 credit hours, including 9 credit hours for the thesis, and Comprehensive Track, with 33 credit hours, and success in this track requires passing the comprehensive exam.