The Master of Science in Finance program covers a broad array of subjects that provide students with the skills and tools necessary for a wide array of financial professions in today's complex and global financial job market. We place an emphasis on solid understanding of finance theory as well as the practical applications of theory to real-world problems. We are committed to preparing our graduates for the financial, managerial and global economic challenges of the 21st century and beyond.

The Master of Science in Finance program prepares students for the demands of the global financial environment in all major areas of finance. In addition to traditional general finance courses, the curriculum also includes courses designed to help the student who is preparing for CFA and/or CFP certification exams. Students with applicable undergraduate business coursework can complete the program with 30 hours of graduate coursework. Students without undergraduate preparation in finance may be required to complete up to 39 hours (which includes 9 semester hours of foundation coursework) in their program.