Master of Science in Accountancy (MSA)

Notre Dame brings together Catholic faith, academic rigor, and ethical reflection. Faith informs students' academic and spiritual journeys, while teaching and research address fundamental questions about human existence and meaning. The university's work extends to practical challenges, including maternal health, brain cancer, virus detection, and hurricane forecasting. Its School of Architecture is contributing to community regeneration in Gary, Indiana. Research at Notre Dame spans disciplines and connects scholarship with human flourishing. Faculty and students work with partners around the globe on challenges that affect communities beyond the campus. Examples include an electronic nose designed to identify bird flu biomarkers, research intended to improve hurricane forecast accuracy, and a postpartum care model with potential applications around the world. Student work also reaches internationally, as student-athlete Daniel Boateng uses soccer to create opportunities for children in Ghana. International students join a global community shaped by cross-cultural learning and international partnerships. Notre Dame places importance on belonging, human dignity, and the individual gifts of each person. Its campus experience combines academic and spiritual development with participation in a community committed to the common good. Students should expect ethical questions to sit alongside academic study, with opportunities to connect their education to urgent social, health, and environmental concerns.