This graduate track prepares students to lead corporate financial strategy in complex, fast-moving markets. Coursework builds on core finance principles to explore advanced capital structure decisions, portfolio construction, and the financial risk questions that shape enterprise strategy.
Graduates are equipped to lead finance functions, guide investment decisions, and advise executive leadership on capital allocation and risk. The one-year, cohort-based format is designed for working professionals ready to advance into senior finance leadership roles.
BA 019Sales and Sales Management
Building and leading high-performing sales organizations that consistently convert strategy into revenue.
- Sales force structure and territory design
- Personal selling techniques and negotiation
- Sales forecasting and performance management
BA 254Advanced International Advertising
Examining how advertising campaigns are adapted, coordinated, and measured across diverse global markets.
- Cross-cultural message adaptation
- Global media planning and regulation
- Standardization versus localization strategy
BA 787Advertising Management
Managing the planning, execution, and evaluation of advertising campaigns within a broader marketing strategy.
- Campaign objective setting and budgeting
- Agency relationship management
- Advertising effectiveness measurement
BA 826Internet Advertising
Exploring the strategy, technology, and metrics behind advertising delivered through digital and online channels.
- Programmatic buying and ad exchanges
- Search, display, and social ad formats
- Digital campaign analytics and attribution
BA 853Marketing Management
Developing the analytical and strategic skills needed to plan, execute, and evaluate marketing programs.
- Market segmentation and positioning
- Product, price, place, and promotion decisions
- Marketing plan development and control
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Specialist Courses
5 Courses
LMT 351Corporate Finance
Examining how firms raise capital, allocate resources, and create shareholder value.
- Capital budgeting techniques
- Capital structure decisions
- Dividend and payout policy
FIN 438Corporate Governance
Studying the structures and mechanisms that align management decisions with stakeholder interests.
- Board structure and oversight
- Shareholder rights and activism
- Governance regulation and compliance
FIN 497Financial Management
Applying core financial principles to guide working capital, investment, and financing decisions.
- Working capital management
- Investment appraisal methods
- Short- and long-term financing choices
ACC 681Financial and Managerial Accounting
Integrating external financial reporting with internal accounting tools used for planning and control.
- Financial statement analysis
- Cost behavior and budgeting
- Performance evaluation techniques
FIN 682Financial Reporting and Analysis
Interpreting corporate financial statements to assess performance, risk, and value.
- Ratio and trend analysis
- Earnings quality assessment
- Cross-industry financial benchmarking
$60,000
Total Program Cost
Fees are billed per term and are subject to change. Financial aid, scholarships, and flexible payment plans are available to students who qualify.
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Admission requires Bachelor's Degree or equivalent.
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Complete the online application with your basic and academic details.
An admissions advisor reviews your application and any transfer credit.
Receive your decision, complete enrollment, and start your first term.
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