The MS in Finance Analysis curriculum will equip you with the quantitative skills, cutting-edge methodologies, and enhanced analytics tools needed in today’s rapidly changing finance industry. Your courses will be taught by academic research faculty as well as finance executives with vast expertise across the finance industry, providing you with both the practical and technical knowledge necessary to excel in your career.
Master’s in Finance Required Courses
(21 credits)
BUS ADM 721 Financial Accounting Theory
BUS ADM 751 Analysis of U.S. Business Environment|
BUS ADM 771 Investments|
BUS ADM 775 Financial Strategy
BUS ADM 778 Financial Institutions and Markets
BUS MGMT 705 Corporate Finance
BUS ADM 754 Statistical Analysis or
BUS MGMT 709 Predictive Analytics for Managers
Elective Courses (12 credits)
Students choose at least four of the following:
BUS ADM 713 Business Forecasting Methods
BUS ADM 772 Portfolio Management
BUS ADM 773 Options and Futures
BUS ADM 774 Global Financial Management
BUS ADM 777 Advanced Corporate Finance
BUS ADM 779 Fixed Income Securities
BUS ADM 795 Seminar-in-Management: Behavioral Finance
BUS ADM 795 Seminar-in-Management: Corporate Restructuring: Mergers, Acquisitions, Private Equity, Leveraged Buyouts & Beyond
BUS ADM 851 Global Investments
BUS ADM 852 Venture Finance
BUS ADM 853 Financial Modeling
Additional degree requirements and course descriptions for the Master’s in Finance Analysis can be found on the Graduate School website.
Students admitted to the MS-Finance Analysis program without sufficient background may need to complete additional courses. Please contact the Graduate Student Services Office for more information.
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