Graduate Degrees
Where can training in finance take you? Financial analysts are central members of corporate planning teams. Individuals and small businesses rely on financial consultants for guidance. A finance degree is one of the most common executive credentials. The bachelor's in business management program at Minnesota School of Business includes general business coursework and an emphasis in finance. Graduates understand how all corporate activities are related, yet are prepared for positions in finance departments and consulting firms.
Interested in studying finance in the context of business management? Call 1-877-655-7676 or contact our Rochester college for more information.
The finance emphasis
The finance emphasis includes studies in the following topics:
- Managerial economics
- Strategic investment
- Portfolio management
- Corporate finance
- Payroll accounting
- Investments
- Derivatives
- Statistics
- Comparative economic systems
Personal attention, flexible options
Faculty members have extensive experience in finance. Small class sizes make it possible for them to provide personal attention, helping students master challenging material. Classes are offered day, evening and through our online university. It is our goal to provide the support and flexibility students need to succeed.
Careers in finance
This is a fascinating field, at the center of business operations and with room for growth. Entry-level positions with private and public institutions may include the following:
- Financial analysts
- Financial managers
- Financial advisors
- Credit managers
- Budget analysts
- Financial reporters
- Risk managers
- Loan officer
We are now enrolling for the coming quarter. Call admissions at 1-877-655-7676 or contact our Rochester campus for information and assistance.