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Finance Concentration

The Finance Concentration has been developed to provide MBA graduates with broad professional competence and skills to prepare students for careers in executive positions at banks, financial institutions and other firms. The Finance concentration is designed to lead students to an extensive understanding of a core set of skills in financial modeling, debt and equity issues, valuation, mergers and acquisitions, financial planning, risk management, financial reporting and analysis, and taxation necessary in the modern corporate finance positions as well as in other careers such as consulting.  By incorporating critical strategies and techniques in areas such as investment and commercial banks; financial as well as general management consulting; venture capital and private equity firms; and corporate finance within 500 large-cap companies, graduates will be primed for financial challenges in both the national and international arena.

 


Curriculum (2008-2009 Catalog )
Hours
MBA Core
24
AC 515* Accounting for Management Decisions

3

EC 604* Managerial Economics
3
FI 615* Managerial Finance
3
MG 526 Corporate Enterprise Management in a Complex and Global Setting
3
MG 527 Issues in Ethics and Social Responsibility
3
MG 630 Human Resource Management
3
MG 695* Business Policy and Strategy
3
MK 630 Strategic Marketing
3
Finance Concentration Core
9
FI 620 Advanced Corporate Finance

3

FI 625 International Finance
3
FI 640 Investment Management
3
Electives (Select one)
3
FI

641

Fixed Income Securities

3

FI 642 Financial Derivatives
3
FI 655 Entrepreneurial Finance
3
Total Hours
36

†If you are a current student who was admitted under a previous catalog, you may click here to view the catalog and curriculum for the academic year in which you were admitted.

*Courses are offered in the 16-week format only, due to the volume of work required to complete the abovementioned courses.

Note: Students are urged to check the course schedule with their advisor to determine what courses are offered in what format, and the recommended sequence of courses to be taken.

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