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Strategic Finance Degree

Master of Science


Degree Overview

Professionals who are equipped to serve as both financial and business leaders will be positioned for greater opportunities in today’s global economy. Bellevue University's Master of Science in Strategic Finance prepares leaders who are successful in allocating resources in a manner that maximizes economic, social, and organizational value. The Master's in Strategic Finance presents financial management as a tactical discipline in which financial strategists network with stakeholders in a dynamic international marketplace.

The Master's in Finance program, online or in-class, is designed to develop your enterprise-wide financial decision-making skills by guiding you to apply value optimization, risk management, and business strategy to real-world contexts found in:

  • Corporate finance and banking
  • Mergers and acquisitions
  • Enterprise risk analysis
  • Insurance and risk
  • Investments and financial planning

You will examine a wide variety of both financial and business strategies. Throughout your coursework, you’ll consider future trends and the decisions that managers and executives face across diverse industries, whether within a firm, as a financial intermediary, or in investment management.

To further align your finance studies with your career objectives, you may choose from numerous concentrations listed in the curriculum section. From Business Analytics to International Management, a deeper focus on one area of interest will help you reach your specific goals. You’ll have the tools to become a well-rounded business and organizational leader and develop the skills critical to an organization’s success in the global environment.

Credit Hour Summary

Transfer eligible credits, or credits earned at Bellevue University*

0

General Ed. Credits

0

Elective Credits

36

Major Credits

36

Total Credits

*Consult with an admissions counselor or your student coach to determine your eligible credits, residency requirements, and to verify minimum graduation requirements for this degree.