The Master of Science in Finance (MFin) is a 36-credit degree program that addresses the needs of students looking to advance their management careers in the financial sector. It consists of core courses covering fundamental topics in finance and economics, the management of financial technologies, and allows students to specialize in topics such as regulatory and market environments, the management of risks, or financial project management.

The Finance curriculum is structured in such a way as to provide students with a rigorous education that will familiarize them with the terminology, methods and application areas of economics, finance and financial technology, while providing an understanding of the financing needs of companies and the market mechanisms available to meet these needs. Graduates will be able to apply financial technologies for analysis, forecasting and management; assess the financial health of an organization; develop comprehensive plans that address financial management needs of an organization; and lead business and technology teams.

Graduates of the Master of Finance program will:

• be familiar with terminology, methods, and application areas of economics, finance, and financial technology

• understand the financing needs of organizations and the market mechanisms available to meet these needs

• be able to apply common financial technologies for analysis, forecasting, and management of financial enterprises

• be able to assess the financial health of an organization

• be able to develop a comprehensive plans that address the financial management needs of an organization

• lead combined business and technology teams in the delivery of change projects