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MS-Finance

The Master of Science in Finance at the University of Michigan-Dearborn provides the specialized training required for success in the complex and dynamic financial professions, including careers in corporate finance, financial institutions, and investment management.

 

The program offers expert faculty, expansive opportunities for networking, and the flexibility of evening and on-line course, all from a highly-ranked business school.

 

Admission is rolling, and you may begin the program in September, January, or May. The degree is open to students with strong quantitative and analytical skills, regardless of their undergraduate major. You may enroll on a full- or part-time basis.

 

University of Michigan-Dearborn BBA students who have been admitted to the MS-Finance may take up to 6 graduate credits during their final semester of the undergraduate program.

 

Core Courses (6 courses/18 credits)

 

BE 530
DS 520
FIN 531
FIN 581
FIN 651

Economic Analysis: Firm and Consumer
Applied Statistical Modeling
Finance Fundamentals and Value Creation
Topics in Corporate Finance
Investment Process, Analysis and International

Choose one of the following:

ACC 608
BE 580

Financial Statement Analysis
Economic Analysis: National and International

Elective Courses (4 courses/12 credits)

ACC 555
ACC 603
ACC 608
BE 580
FIN 650
FIN 652
FIN 653
FIN 654
FIN 655
FIN 656

Cost Management
Controllership
Financial Statement Analysis
Economic Analysis: National and International
Corporate Valuation and Strategy
Derivatives and Risk Management
Current Issues in Investments and Capital Markets
Financial Intermediation
International Financial Management
Fixed Income Securities

Up to three credits of Business Internship (BI 500 or BI 560) may count as elective credits at the discretion of the program faculty.