Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Finance - Corporate Finance

With an MBA in Corporate Finance, students can play a central role in financial institutions, brokerages, insurance companies, and many other finance-driven industries.

Students build a strong foundation in essential business disciplines such as macroeconomics, data analysis and modeling, organizational behavior, and operations management, as well as specialized skills in analysis, theory, and practice. Curriculum includes critical knowledge for their profession: valuation models, dividend theory, capital markets, portfolio theory, international corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, game theory, investment analysis, and risk management.

Students have access to the Bloomberg workstation and other financial databases at the Global Portfolio Analysis Center, with the option to earn Bloomberg certification. Curriculum includes coverage of content that is tested for the Chartered Financial Analyst® certification, one of the most sought-after professional designations in the business world today.