The literature shows a shortage of teachers in the area of accounting. And for some authors, this lack is related to the high price to pay to conduct a post-graduate in the area. Thus, this study aims -to map some characteristics of graduate programs in accounting at universities located in countries whose official language is English. This research is descriptive, theoreticalconceptual, qualitative, and inductive logic has. Main results: In the U.S. 71% of the programs analyzed applying knowledge of their candidates in accounting, finance, economy, taxes, statistics and mathematics, 75% of Australian universities require the TOEFL, require 20% GPA and 10% require the GMAT; 88% of institutions that offer master's degrees in accounting have focused on improving the skills of professional accountants; in Australia, 30% are 18 months, since 66% of programs in Canada and 50% of New Zealand have a maximum of 2 years to the end, 82% of universities require an amount between 4 and 9 compulsory subjects, among other results. It is concluded that Masters Courses offered in the USA and the UK are relatively more demanding in relation to the training requirements of the master in accounting.