MBA Certificate in Corporate Finance
The financial arena is both exciting and volatile. Leading edge financial managers must be able to combine theory, empirical analysis, and field observation in order to keep organizations above turbulent financial storms. The MBA Finance Concentration focuses on teaching managers how to make value-creating decisions by developing and understanding the instruments, institutions, and markets that exist around the world.


Courses
Prerequisites:
Note: It is strongly recommended that students take ACCT 5301 and ECON 5301 or have completed the undergraduate equivalents prior to FINC 5301.

FINC 5301 Financial Concepts and Policies
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Undergraduate equivalent: Six semester hours of Finance

FINC 6301 Financial Management
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Core:

FINC 6315 Advanced Corporate Finance
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(This course should be taken upon completion of four electives from below.)

A student must successfully complete 4 of the following options

ACCT 6301 Cost Management
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ENTP 6302 Financing the Entrepreneurial Venture
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FINC 6313 Taxation for Individuals and Managers
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FINC 6304 Global Finance
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FINC 6305 Investment Planning
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FINC 6307 Retirement Planning & Employee Benefits
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FINC 6309 Estate Planning
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FINC 6314 Fundamentals of Financial Planning and Risk Management
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FINC 6318 Working Capital Policy and Risk Management
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FINC 6399 Special Topics in Finance
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