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The Master of Science in Finance degree consists of 36 graduate-level credit hours in Finance (students may choose between 10 courses with a 6-credit paired project or 12 courses). Students beginning in fall typically graduate by mid-August or December of the subsequent year. Part-time enrollment options are available by contacting the department.
Our MSF program features two specialized pathways: Investment Management and Corporate Finance. Structuring your studies around these concentrations improves career prospects. These departmental tracks assist students in developing an academic roadmap and effectively presenting it to potential employers via resumes, application letters, and interviews.
The University of Arizona's Finance Master's Program has earned admission to the CFA Institute University Recognition Program. This designation is awarded to academic programs that include over 70% of the CFA Candidate Body of Knowledge (CBOK), ensuring students gain comprehensive preparation for the CFA examinations. Additionally, the University has established a strategic alliance with the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association(R), the premier global organization for alternative investment education. The MSF curriculum addresses more than 60% of the CAIA examination content.