Master in Business Administration with Finance Specialization
The Finance specialization prepares individuals for careers in the financial management of businesses, government and non-profit organizations. It provides students with specific skills in finance complementing a broad business competency.
The program focuses on traditional fundamentals of financial management and contemporary financial thought. The required prior knowledge of finance accounting and quantitative methods will be used in problem sets, case studies and throughout the core and specialty courses in the finance program. Students examine best practices for an economy based on information technology and intellectual property in addition to traditional tangible assets. Study includes: issues of domestic and multi-national financial structures; ethics and regulation; and innovative financial management. These skill sets are increasingly required by business, government, and non-profit entities in a global environment.
| Course |
Course Title |
Credits |
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Core Requirements - 21 credits |
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| BUSI 606 |
Managerial Economics |
3 |
| BUSI 607* |
Corporate Financial Management |
3 |
| BUSI 611 |
Behavioral Issues and Ethics in Management |
3 |
| BUSI 612 |
Global Strategic Management |
3 |
| BUSI 613 |
Decision Analysis |
3 |
| BUSI 614 |
Strategic Profitability Analysis |
3 |
| BUSI 615 |
Contemporary Marketing Perspectives |
3 |
| |
Finance Specialization - 12 credits |
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| BUSI 670 |
Working Captial Management |
3 |
| BUSI 776 |
Global Finance |
3 |
| BUSI 777 |
Financial Institutions and Banking Relationships |
3 |
| BUSI 778 |
Financial Restructuring and Reorganization |
3 |
| |
Capstone Requirement - 3 credits |
|
| BUSI 799 |
Interdisciplinary Capstone Project |
3 |
* Requires a prerequisite course, see course description for more information.