Master of Accounting
There are two primary alternatives in Western Canada, to
the CPA Professional Education Program (PEP).
Do you prefer in-class instruction, or seek a better work-life
balance, as you work toward your CPA designation?
Explore the following programs:
- Master of Accounting (MAcc)
Alberta School of Business
- Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc)
Edwards School of Business
Univeristy of Alberta, Alberta School of Business
CPA Designation
International recognition as a licensed accountant.
To attain the CPA designation, candidates must complete a graduate-level program - delivered on a part-time basis.
The CPA certification program consists of:
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Academic prerequisites for admission
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Graduate-level education in CPA PEP Modules
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Examinations, including Common Final Examination
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Minimum 30 months of relevant work experience
Job Opportunities
There are many paths one can take with an education in acccounting.
Speaking with a Melville Student Success Coach can be a great way to explore potential options.
Below are examples of what you can do after graduating with a Diploma/BBA in Accounting.
Account Manager
An account manager is responsible for building and maintaining relationships with clients, managing their accounts, identifying new business opportunities, and providing customer service and support.
AR/AP Clerk
An AR/AP clerk is responsible for managing the accounts receivable and accounts payable functions of a company, including issuing invoices, processing payments, and maintaining accurate financial records.
Bank Teller
A bank teller is responsible for conducting financial transactions with bank customers, including deposits, withdrawals, and other account-related services.
Credit Counsellor
A credit counselor is a professional who provides guidance and advice to individuals and organizations on managing their debts, improving their credit scores, and developing financial strategies to achieve their goals.
Financial Planner
A financial planner is a professional who helps individuals and organizations develop a comprehensive financial plan by analyzing their current financial situation, identifying their financial goals, and recommending strategies to achieve those goals.
Payroll Administrator
A payroll administrator is responsible for ensuring that employees are paid accurately and on time, maintaining payroll records, and complying with tax and labor laws.