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College of Business - MBA in Finance

MBA in Finance

The MBA with a concentration in Finance will help students gain a thorough understanding of the various types of investments and their relative merits, and teach you to apply theories, models or tools to solve global business issues.

Foundation and Core Requirements

Required Foundation Courses

These courses are waivable based on prior coursework. If needed, these courses are offered fully online in an 8-week format and can be completed in a single semester.

  • BUSI 6A02 Statistics and Research Methods
  • ACCT 6A01 Financial Reporting & Analysis
  • ECON 6351 Economics for Managers

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Required Core Courses

The core curriculum consists of the following courses, equivalent to 24 credit hours total.

  • MGMT 6350 Strategic Management
  • ACCT 6352 Strategic Cost Management
  • MGMT 6352 Contemporary MIS Issues
  • MGMT 6354 Management and Leadership
  • MKTG 6352 Marketing Management OR MKTG 6377 International Marketing
  • FINC 6352 Financial Management
  • MGMT 6355 Operations and Supply Chain Management
  • MGMT 6399 Program Capstone
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Finance Concentration

Choose 2 of the following:

  • FINC 6300 Selected Topics in Finance
  • FINC 6361 Investments
  • FINC 6362 Financial Institutions & Markets
  • FINC 6363 Financial Modeling
  • FINC 6364 Technical Analysis of Financial Markets
  • FINC 6365 Derivatives
  • FINC 6366 Risk Management & Insurance
  • FINC 6367 International Finance
  • FINC 6368 Financial Data Analytics
  • FINC 6369 FinTech
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Total Program Requirements

Required Foundation/Prerequisite Courses {Varies by individual}
Required Core+Elective/Concentration Requirements 30 hours

nandar-kyaw

Nandar Kyaw

Current MBA Student in Accounting and Finance

I chose the accounting and finance concentration to gain the technical knowledge and critical thinking skills required to solve complex accounting problems and understand the various types of investments and their relative merits, as well as to apply theories, models, or tools to global business issues.

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