Program Overview
Entering our Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program will equip you with the essential skills and knowledge necessary for advancement in diverse finance careers. By combining academic theory with real-world practice, you’ll be prepared to graduate and thrive in today’s financial environment.
Our program covers a wide range of topics in the field, including investment analysis, corporate finance, quantitative finance, and risk management. We foster strong analytical, communication, and leadership skill development through real-world applications and case studies. You’ll be invited to multiple networking opportunities with industry professionals to further enrich your experience, while providing valuable connections for future employment.
Flexibility
Complete your studies in as little as one year or at your own pace, with a class schedule that includes on-campus, online, hybrid, and weekend offerings that can accommodate your needs.
CFA Institute-Affiliated University
We offer extensive resources to help you prepare for the CFA exam. In addition, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in the CFA Research Challenge.
Experiential Learning
Take advantage of our on-campus Financial Services Lab to access essential resources, such as managing your own live investment portfolio to develop your understanding of objectives, policies, and strategies.
Studying Economics at Niagara University developed my ability to understand, interact with, and utilize complex information. My studies also enhanced my critical thinking and logical reasoning skills.Joseph Tricarico '21
Discovery Awaits
What You’ll Study at Niagara University
As a graduate student at Niagara, you’ll explore a comprehensive array of topics essential to advancing your career in finance. As a CFA program partner institution, our curriculum is aligned with the standards for the CFA exam, ensuring you’ll be well prepared for whatever challenges you may encounter.
Through the coursework, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how to assess risk, optimize returns, capital budgeting, financing strategies, managing working capital, statistical analysis, financial modeling, market and credit risks, and how to use risk management tools and techniques.
Find Your Best Self
Knowledge, Experience, and Skill Development
Financial decision-making within organizations
Quantitative skills
Identify and manage financial risks
Understanding of investment vehicles and portfolio management strategies
Prepare to Soar
Academic, Experiential, and Career Pathways
Internships, Placements, and Opportunities
Need
Career Pathways
Financial Analysts
Investment Bankers
Corporate Finance Managers
Median salary for Financial Managers $156,100 per year according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Accreditations
Ready to Apply?
Filling out an application is easy!
NU offers rolling admissions, which means that you can apply at any time for the upcoming semester. Applications are reviewed as they come in, and students are typically notified of an admission decision in 3-4 weeks. What’s stopping you?
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Program Faculty
Dr. Hoontaek Seo
Associate Professor of Finance
Chair of the Economics and Finance Department