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 Curriculum
Course Descriptions
The Master of Science in Finance serves professionals in corporate finance, financial institutions, and the investment fields. The MS-Finance program builds upon a long tradition of excellence in finance education. The program was built with input from numerous sources in the finance community and parallels much of the Chartered Financial Analysts (CFA) body of knowledge. University of Michigan-Dearborn students who are close to finishing a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, and have been admitted to the MS-Finance program, may take up to six graduate credits during their final term of undergraduate coursework.
The Master of Science in Finance program consists of 30 graduate credits, including up to 6 graduate transfer and/or graduate waiver credits (waivers apply to required finance courses). At least 15 of these 30 graduate credits must be from Finance courses.
Required Finance Courses (18 credits) BE 530
DS 520
FIN 531
FIN 581
FIN 651 | Economic Analysis: Firm and Consumer
Applied Statistical Modeling
Financial Management I
Financial Management II
Investment Analysis and Management |
Choose one of the following courses: ACC 608
BE 580 | Financial Statement Analysis
Economic Analysis: National and International |
Elective Finance Courses (12 credits) FIN 650
FIN 652
FIN 653
FIN 654
FIN 655
FIN 656
ACC 608
ACC 555
ACC 603
BE 580 | Corporate Financial Applications
Derivatives and Risk Management
Current Issues in Investments and Capital Markets
Financial Intermediation
International Financial Management
Fixed Income Securities
Financial Statement Analysis
Cost Management
Controllership
Economic Analysis: National and International |
A maximum of three credits of Business Internship (BI 500 or BI 560) may count as elective credits, by petition.
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