Program Requirements
The Whitman MS in Finance can be completed with 30 credits (typically one year) by students with academic backgrounds in finance, economics, accounting, and business. Students without academic backgrounds in these areas should expect a longer program as they will be required to take additional undergraduate- and/or graduate-level foundation courses as part of their program. The MS Finance program director reviews each student’s academic background and designs a program personally suited for the student.
MS in Finance
Total Credits Required 30
Finance Courses
18-21 credits
- Theory of Finance
- Investment Analysis
- Corporate Financial Policy and Strategy
- International Finance
- Portfolio Analysis
- Securities Markets
- Equity Valuation
- Derivatives
- Distress/Value Investing
- Real Estate Finance
- Credit Risk Management
- Operational Risk Management
- Financial Planning
- Seminar in Finance
- Applied Financial Management
- Research Methods
- Independent Study
- Thesis (Optional)
Courses from Related Fields
9-12 credits
- Statistics
- Accounting
- Economics
- International Business
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