Accounting - Albright College Accounting Master the language of business—and build a career with impact. Accounting at Albright prepares students to become confident, career-ready financial professionals with the technical skills, analytical mindset, and ethical grounding employers value. About the Program The program blends practical coursework with industry-recognized certifications, data-driven learning, and structured advising. Students build a strong foundation in taxation, bookkeeping, auditing, and financial reporting while preparing for internships and professional exams. Hands-On Learning Accounting majors complete internships at top firms—including Deloitte, EY, RSM, Baker Tilly, and Herbein—gaining hands-on experience that often leads to full-time offers. Program Goals Course Requirements Opportunities Faculty Demonstrate understanding of major financial statements Acquire and demonstrate problem-solving skills Demonstrate proficiency in Excel and Accounting technical skills Demonstrate strong communication skills Acquire and demonstrate critical thinking ability Full Course Catalogue Course Descriptions Major Requirements ACC 101 Financial ACC 201 Intermediate I ACC 202 Intermediate II ACC 325 Cost ACC 330 Tax ACC 331 Advanced Tax ACC 338 Advanced ACC 408 Auditing ACC 480 International Accounting Seminar ECO 207 Statistics BUS 250 Business Law I BUS 345 Financial Management ACC 110 Computer Applications for Business Students must select ECO101 Principles of Microeconomics and ECO102 Principles of Macroeconomics as a General Studies Foundations-Social Science course and MAT 125 Calculus with Business as a General Studies Foundations-Quantitative Reasoning course. Combined Major Requirements ACC 101 Financial ACC 201 Intermediate I ACC 202 Intermediate II ACC 325 Cost ACC 330 Tax ACC 338 Advanced ACC 408 Auditing ACC 480 International Accounting Seminar Internships and Career Support Students can connect with the Career Development Center to find internships in healthcare, research laboratories, environmental organizations, and biotechnology-related settings, gaining practical experience that supports career preparation for graduate study, medical and health professions, or industry roles. ACRE Undergraduate Research Students in any major can engage in interdisciplinary undergraduate research through the Albright Creative Research Experience (ACRE) , partnering with faculty mentors to pursue independent research or creative projects and present their work beyond the classroom. Matthew Bieber , M.B.A Assistant Professor for Business Accounting & Economics Mary Dialectos Adjunct Faculty Gertrude Eguae-Obazee , D.B.A. Professor of Business Accounting & Economics Brian Engelhardt Adjunct Faculty Brian Fichthorn Adjunct Faculty Tamra Fisher , M.B.A., '09 Visiting Assistant Professor of Business Accounting & Economics Soma Ghosh , Ph.D. Associate Professor of Business Accounting & Economics Tim Hetrich Adjunct Faculty Andrew Junikiewicz , CPA, '94 Assistant Professor of Business Accounting & Economics Ivan Lantz Adjunct Faculty Santo Marabella Adjunct Faculty Suzanne Palmer Associate Professor of Legal Studies in Business next page showing 1 - 12 of 15 constituents Curriculum Highlights Intuit Academy Bookkeeping & Tax digital certifications ACC104 Introduction to Federal Taxation ETS business knowledge benchmarking Internships with regional and national firms