The curriculum in the 30-credit Master of Finance program reflects a balanced combination of practical business application and advanced financial theory so that you are able to not only apply what you're learning to your current role; you can also gain the theoretical knowledge you need to address future challenges in the ever-changing financial marketplace.

The first six courses in the program are designed to provide you with a common body of knowledge in finance, with topics centered on financial accounting theory, quantitative methods, corporate financial modeling, financial and speculative markets, and multinational finance.

The next three courses are designed to help you develop additional expertise in corporate finance and investments. A 3-credit capstone course provides a culminating experience for you to develop your analytical abilities to identify strategies that enhance value creation, by building on knowledge you have acquired from the core courses. See the course list for a complete look at the Master of Finance curriculum.

In addition to earning a well-respected degree, many of our students find that a substantial number of courses in the Master of Finance program are helpful in preparing for examinations required for various professional certifications in finance, such as the Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA®) certification.