With the MBA in Finance, students acquire the knowledge of financial concepts and analytical skills needed for a career in finance. Students are exposed to topics such as financial management, international finance issues, and investments.
Cases are analyzed to develop problem solving skills regarding real world problems. Technical skills are emphasized that enable students to utilize the many statistical and modeling approaches to finance.
There are a wide variety of careers that a MBA in Finance prepares a student to pursue, including:
- Financial analyst
- Credit manager
- Cash manager
- Benefits officer (financial aspects)
- Real estate officer
- Investor relations officer
- Portfolio manager
- Portfolio management marketing
- Mutual fund analyst
- Hedge fund principal/trader
- Treasurer
- Controller
- Credit analyst
- Loan officer
- Mortgage banker
- Financial planner
- Risk manager
- Investment banker
Required (12 Credits)
| FIN 610 |
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International Finance |
| FIN 620 |
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Investment Analysis |
| FIN 625 |
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Financial Derivatives and Risk Management |
| FIN 650 |
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Cases in Finance |
Elective (6 credits) - choose two
| FIN 705 |
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Advanced Financial Management and Policy |
| FIN 721 |
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Management of Financial Institutions |
| FIN 725 |
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International Financial Management |
| FIN 730 |
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Financial Analysis and Modeling |
| ECON 710 |
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Managerial Economics |