Overview

• Financial Policy

  Home to the highly rigorous Master of Science in Finance, the Financial Policy specialization prepares students for roles as decision makers and policy drafters, legislators and experts. The general course sequence is as follows.
  

  Fall

  FI 510

  Financial Management

  FI 515

  Quantitative Investment Analysis

  EC 508

  Microeconomic Theory

  FI 505

  Financial Policy

  Spring

  FI 512

  Money & Capital Markets

  FI 522

  Bank Administration

  EC 509

  Macroeconomic Theory & Policy

  FI 506

  Mergers & Acquisitions

  Summer

  An elective and a quantitative requirement should be taken during this semester.
• Financial Risk Strategy

  The Master of Science in Finance prepares students to excel in the highly competitive world of investment markets. The general course sequence is as follows.

  Fall

  FI 510

  Financial Management

  FI 515

  Quantitative Investment Analysis

  EC 508

  Microeconomic Theory

  FI 519

  Financial Derivatives

  Spring

  FI 512

  Money & Capital Markets

  FI 522

  Bank Administration

  EC 509

  Macroeconomic Theory & Policy

  FI 520

  Advanced Financial Derivatives

  Summer

  An elective and a quantitative requirement should be taken during this semester.
• Real Estate

  Interdisciplinary courses covering asset and portfolio analysis, banking, quantitative methods, and economics support the real estate track, which is structured to encourage analytical thinking, creative problem solving and strategic decision making.

  Fall

  FI 510

  Financial Management

  FI 515

  Quantitative Investment Analysis

  EC 508

  Microeconomic Theory

  FI 534

  Real Estate Seminar

  Spring

  FI 512

  Money & Capital Markets*

  FI 522

  Bank Administration

  EC 509

  Macroeconomic Theory & Policy

  FI 535

  Real Estate Investment

  *FI 436 Real Estate Financing may be taken instead of FI 512.

  Summer

  An elective and a quantitative requirement should be taken during this semester.