An accounting master's for accounting majors

Gain the competencies that will set you apart. Develop a strong foundation in accounting fundamentals and build expertise in leading analytics methods. Learn from professors who are considered giants in the accounting field.

Learn to create and innovate using data with a STEM-designated Masters in Business Analytics from Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois.

Whether you want to switch your career or grow where you are, the online master's in management is designed to help professionals like you – at any career stage – reach their goals. Our MSM program offers not only flexible learning from any location and time zone but also a highly engaging curriculum that will give you an advantage in any field.

The one-year, STEM-designated Master of Science in Technology Management (MSTM) degree from Gies College of Business prepares you for a future in areas like supply chain, marketing, consulting, or data analytics. This is a general management degree with a focus on innovation—it is not a technical degree.

In the online Master's in Management, you’ll develop the pivotal business management skills that make for standout success on the job. You’ll grow as a professional and get the kind of know-how that leads to promotions, salary increases, and career growth—know-how that’s been shown by research to resonate with employers. And you’ll get the confidence and capabilities to advance your ideas and make a bigger difference in the workplace.

Add accounting to your skillset and become a business leader in just one year with this top-ranked Master of Science in Accountancy (MSA) from Gies College of Business.

At Gies, we deliver a Master of Science in Finance (MSF) degree that thoroughly prepares students for the dynamic world of finance. Our comprehensive, flexible, and cutting-edge curriculum is taught by faculty experts and industry leaders. Students arrive with different backgrounds and different levels of expertise in finance, so our 15-month program has built-in flexibility to deliver education and experience that fits your needs. When you arrive in August, we’ll work with you to assess your skills and interests and place you in the classes that will prepare you for success.

The non-thesis Master of Agricultural and Applied Economics (MAAE) is a professionally oriented degree designed to prepare graduates for a wide variety of careers in the private sector, including as economic consultants, commodity traders, analysts, or in the public sector with government agencies and international organizations.

Advance your career with an Online Master's Degree in Crop Sciences. Our program focuses on relevant agricultural issues backed by the academic reputation of a world-class research institution.

The Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences (NRES) online M.S. program provides students around the world the opportunity to study with outstanding scientists in fields related to natural resource management and environmental sciences.

The explosion of health, medical, and biological information has created a critical demand for professionals who can turn such data into useful knowledge. When you earn the MS in Bioinformatics with our Information Sciences (IS) Concentration, you'll be ideal for a promising career in managing information produced in a range of biomedicine settings and creating health care systems that connect the available data and analytics to improve medicine and public health.

Integrating theoretical and technical competencies, the Master of Architecture program nurtures future professionals through a comprehensive and flexible core curriculum. Students learn to analyze complex environments and propose innovative design solutions to the world's most urgent problems.

The University of Illinois Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition is proud to offer an online non-thesis Masters of Science degree. Many of the students in this program are working professionals. The online delivery option makes the program accessible to students in various locations, who may also be balancing a travel schedule for their careers.