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PhD

Juris Doctor / Master of Science in Accounting

St. John's University
Secaucus , United States
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Program Details
Degree
PhD
Major
Business Administration | International Business | Law | Chemistry
Discipline
Business & Management | Law & Legal Studies | Science
Minor
Forensic Science and Technology | American and US Law, Legal Studies, and Jurisprudence | International Business, Trade, and Tax Law | Accounting and Business Management
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview

The Dual Degree program in Accounting and Juris Doctor/Master of Science from St. John's University prepares students for careers that require expertise in both legal and accounting domains. The program combines courses in accounting, auditing, taxation, law, and business, and is designed to be completed in four years. Students are assessed through exams, projects, and presentations, and are taught by experienced faculty from both the Department of Accountancy and the School of Law. Graduates are well-equipped for careers that combine legal and accounting expertise, such as Attorney-Accountant, Tax Lawyer, Forensic Accountant, and Compliance Officer.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Dual Degree program in Accounting and Juris Doctor/Master of Science offered jointly by St. John's University's Department of Accountancy and School of Law prepares students for careers that demand expertise in both legal and accounting domains.

Outline:

  • Program Content: The program consists of a combination of courses in accounting, auditing, taxation, law, and business, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of both fields.

Assessment:

The program utilizes various assessment methods to evaluate student learning, including:

  • Exams: Written examinations are used to assess students' understanding of course content and their ability to apply legal and accounting principles.
  • Projects: Students may complete projects or research papers to demonstrate their ability to conduct independent research and apply their knowledge to real-world situations.
  • Presentations: Students may give presentations to showcase their understanding of legal and accounting concepts and their ability to communicate effectively.

Teaching:

The program is taught by experienced faculty members from both the Department of Accountancy and the School of Law.

  • Methods: Teaching methods include lectures, discussions, case studies, and simulations, designed to engage students and foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
  • Faculty: Faculty members are experts in their respective fields, with many holding advanced degrees and extensive experience in law, accounting, and business.

Careers:

Graduates of the dual degree program are well-equipped for careers that combine legal and accounting expertise, including:

  • Attorney-Accountant: Providing legal and accounting services to clients in various industries.
  • Tax Lawyer: Specializing in tax law and advising clients on tax planning and compliance.
  • Forensic Accountant: Investigating financial crimes and providing expert testimony in legal proceedings.
  • Compliance Officer: Ensuring that organizations comply with legal and regulatory requirements.
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