Mississippi College’s MBA with Finance Concentration provides graduate students with a greater knowledge and understanding in the field of finance and offers in-depth study in corporate finance, investments, financial markets, financial institutions, and international finance.
In today’s business and finance worlds, it is often those with secondary degrees who are sought out, chosen for promotion, and possess the skills and confidence to start their own businesses. If you are a financial planner, investor or wish to make your mark on a related industry, now is the time to make it happen. Gain mastery of the theoretical concepts and skills necessary to advance in the field of finance by enrolling in this exciting, unique program you can complete in as few as two years.
Mississippi College understands that people lead busy lives and have to juggle multiple responsibilities. That is why our business management and finance programs are offered in the evenings and online to work with your busy schedule.
Finance specialists and managers monitor and maintain the financial records of an organization and can also be responsible for supervising employees engaged in financial reporting and budgeting activities. Additionally, financial specialists can be vital to running a leaner organization through finding ways to cut costs or reallocate funds.
General prerequisites for the finance MBA online and face-to-face program formats include courses normally taught in schools of business, including elementary accounting, business software applications, business finance, and marketing.
The 30-hour Master’s in finance online and on-site degree concentration includes courses such as:
Whether you want to learn online or on-campus, MC is the only school in the state to offer entirely online finance programs as well as face-to-face and hybrid formats for your convenience.
Your learning experience can prepare you for a wide range of finance degree career options in all areas of industry. Finance degree jobs provide support for the financial activities of private, government and not-for-profit organizations. Typical roles can include:
