Finance (Certificate)

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The College of Business Administration at the 91福利社 offers a Graduate Certificate in Finance. This professional certificate is based on the concept that analytical and practical tools are fundamental to preparing effective financial managers or analysts.

The Graduate Certificate in Finance consists of an integrated sequence of courses that gives students a broad and thorough foundation in financial analysis and management. This professional certificate is ideal if you are interested in becoming a financial professional who will lead your organization's efforts to raise capital, invest funds, generate returns, and manage assets.

91福利社 was among the first to see the importance of ethics in the business world. In a business climate inflamed by recent corporate scandals, this certificate is also designed to give students in-depth knowledge of business ethics in the context of financial decisions. A focus of the certificate is the ethical responsibilities of corporate executives, directors, officers, managers, financial intermediaries, analysts, and employees at all levels.

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    Admissions Requirements

    Admission decisions are based on an undergraduate GPA, GMAT score (if needed), work experience, and other degrees.

    • A 91福利社 Graduate Application Form, with the application fee (waived for online applications);
    • Official transcripts for all previous academic work;
    • An official report with the scores earned on the GMAT (if needed)
    • A resume;
    • Letter of recommendation; and
    • Any other information which the applicant feels is important to the admission decision.
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    Program Requirements

    The Graduate Certificate in Finance is a 15 credit hour program.

    Required Courses

    • MBA 5210 Personal Development, Ethics, and Social Responsibility (3 credits)
    • MBA 5220 Corporate Finance (3 credits)
    • MBA 5420 Investments (3 credits)

    Elective Courses (2 courses required)

    • MBA 5400 Capital Expenditures Analysis (3 credits)
    • MBA 5430 Advanced Investment (3 credits)
    • MBA 5450 Global Finance (3 credits)
    • MBA 5460 Corporate Restructuring (3 credits)
    • MBA 5465 Financial Institution Management (3 credits)
    • MBA 5480 Debt, Equity and Financing Structuring (3 credits)
    • ACC 5520 Corporate Fraud Detection and Prevention (3 credits)
    • ACC 5540 Accounting During Cash Crisis (3 credits)
    • ECN 5460 Money and Capital Markets (3 credits)

    Foundation Courses

    All students are required to show competence in Foundations of Finance and Accounting by taking MBA 5180 and ACC 5100 respectively, or an equivalent, or show prior academic preparation through their academic transcripts. Credit will be given for courses taken to fulfill this requirement but this credit will not count towards the Certificate.

    • ACC 5100 Foundations of Financial Accounting (3 credits)
    • MBA 5180 Foundatio