The Executive Master of Accounting degree from Cambridge Judge Business School is taught by a team of industry-leading experts.
Programme Director
Michael Willis
Management Practice Associate Professor
PhD (Wharton School of Business)
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Other teaching faculty
Alan Jagolinzer
Professor of Financial Accounting
PhD (Pennsylvania State University)
Rafael Rogo
Professor of Accounting
PhD (Northwestern University)
Elizabeth George
KPMG Professor of Management Studies
PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
Prithviraj Chattopadhyay
Professor in Organisational Behaviour
PhD (University of Texas at Austin)
Sarah Kroechert
Assistant Professor in Accounting
PhD (Humboldt University of Berlin)
Philip Stiles
Associate Professor in Corporate Governance
PhD (University of London)
Jenny Chu
Associate Professor in Accounting
PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
Marion Boisseau-Sierra
Assistant Professor in Accounting
PhD (Université Paris-Dauphine)
Paul Kattuman
Professor of Economics
PhD (University of Cambridge)
David Stillwell
Professor of Computational Social Science
PhD (University of Nottingham)
Simon Learmount
Associate Professor in Corporate Governance
PhD (University of Cambridge)
The Executive Master of Accounting is supported by a group of influential figures and organisations from across the world of financial information.
Michael Broderick
Director, Effectus Group
Patrick Finnegan
Retired Board Member, International Accounting Standards Board
Ernest Lee
Technical Partner, Deloitte China
Jason Pikoos
Lead Partner, Finance Operations at Connor Group
Michael Izza
Chief Executive of ICAEW
Chairman of Chartered Accountants Worldwide
Jim Neesen
Managing Partner, Connor Group
Ben Taylor
Strategy and Markets Leader, EY Global Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCASS)
Benjamin Goh
Surgeon, National University Health System
Medical Educator Ontological and Executive Coach
Carole Robin
Co-Founder, Leaders in Tech
Shaun Budnik
Former Audit Innovation Leader, KPMG
Alexi Wellman
Chief Financial Officer, Altaba
Emily Booth
Consultant, Bain & Company
Robert Lawson
Global Head of M&A, BP
Greg Rogers
Founder, Era-Tos-Thenes
Steve Voskuil
Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Officer, The Hershey Company
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FAQs
Yes, supervision is offered for the Team Consulting Project (TCP). Supervisors provide general academic advice to students, and subject-specific advice relating to the projects.
Yes, you’ll receive both qualitative and quantitative feedback for coursework and most assessments. For examinations, you’ll receive only a numerical score.
The Executive Master of Accounting curriculum includes a Team Consulting Project (TCP). Working in a small group with other programme participants, you’ll consult to an external organisation and tackle business challenges and opportunities faced by your client.
Electives let you broaden your experiences, focus on subjects of particular interest, and tailor your Executive Master of Accounting to your specific needs.
Subjects vary from year to year, chosen to best complement the interests of each cohort. Executive Master of Accounting and EMBA students work together on electives to maximise the opportunities to learn from others and to increase the range of subjects on offer.
Recent electives on offer include:
- Equity Valuation
- Leadership in Organisations
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Introduction to Accounting Research
- Tax for Finance Professionals
- Philosophy of Business
- Strategic Change and Renewal
- Consumer Behaviour
- Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation
- Beyond Calls to Action
- Thinking Strategically
- Entrepreneurial Finance
- Leading Effective Projects: A Managerial Perspective
- Customer Centricity: A Strategic Approach
- The Effective Director
- Complex Financial Transactions
- Design, Thinking and Innovation
- Net Zero Entrepreneurship
- Enterprising Families and Family Offices
- The Rise of Fin Tech
- Gender and Diversity
- Sustainable and Responsible Finance
- Circular Economy
- Dark Fintech: The Cyber Arms Race
- Geopolitics and Business Decisions
- Scaling Ventures
- Entrepreneurship through Acquisition
- Advanced Corporate Finance
- Competition Policy and Regulation