D'Amore-McKim School of Business

Finance and Business Administration (MS/MBA)

Master's: Boston
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Today’s rapidly evolving business world is disrupting industries, and businesses need leaders highly skilled in both finance and business. Our Full-Time MS in Finance/MBA combined degree program fully integrates business knowledge with a deep understanding of finance, preparing you to be the leader that today’s business world demands.

Boston
Location
Full-Time
Commitment
30 Months
Duration of Program
AACSB
Accreditation
Yes *
Meets F1 Visa Requirements
Overview

Benefit from this unique opportunity to earn a combined degree from a top-ranked university and become a leader at the intersection of business and finance. This is a unique opportunity to hone your financial expertise through future-focused business education.

Our Full-Time MS in Finance/MBA program includes experience-powered learning opportunities, which is the hallmark of a Northeastern education. You'll be embedded in project-based work where you can apply your knowledge right away at your current position or as you pursue a new role.

Your corporate residency will offer an invaluable experience as you work on real projects and make significant contributions to a team. You’ll choose a 3-, 6-month, or even two 6-month residencies. Far removed from the typical internship, this will take your work experience to a whole new level—as a valued member of the team at a leading business, you’ll be fully integrated in company culture, working side-by-side with staff members to deliver on organizational goals.

Join the next generation of business leaders who are equipped to drive change in the digital era.

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Unique Features

  • This program meets F-1 international student status requirements
  • Students complete a six-month paid corporate residency
  • Career mentor program through the Graduate Career Center
  • Opportunity to participate in a 10-day, three-credit course abroad
  • Gain experience in equity research and portfolio management as an analyst for the D'Amore-McKim student-managed mutual fund, the 360 Huntington Fund
  • Tailor your degree with focused studies in the area of finance that interests you most: corporate finance or investments
  • Your first-year coursework will be completed as a cohort
  • Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA®) and Chartered Financial Planner (CFP®) materials are integrated into the curriculum. 

Accreditation Description

Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International—the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

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Admissions

A graduate degree or certificate from Northeastern—a top-50 university—can accelerate your career through rigorous academic coursework and hands-on professional experience in the area of your interest. Apply now—and take your career to the next level.

Program Costs

$118.1K *
Tuition
$24K
Avg Institutional Aid
94%
% Receiving Aid

Finance Your Education We offer a variety of resources, including scholarships and assistantships.

How to Apply Learn more about the application process and requirements.

Requirements

  • Application form
  • Application fee
  • Personal statement
  • Current resumé
  • Two letters of professional recommendation
  • Academic transcript(s)
  • Permanent residency card (if applicable)

Northeastern University is test-optional for the 2022-2023 academic year and does not require applicants to submit GMAT or GRE scores to be considered for admission. For more information, review our admissions policies.

English language proficiency: English proficiency, both written and verbal, is necessary for success in D’Amore-McKim classrooms. For more information, review our admissions policies.

Are You an International Student? Find out what additional documents are required to apply.

Admissions Details Learn more about the D’Amore-McKim School of Business admissions process, policies, and required materials.

Admissions Dates

* March 15 is the final deadline for international candidates who require an F-1 visa.

Classes begin in September.

Application deadline: Decision notification:
November 5 January 10
January 20 March 15
March 15* May 25
April 20 June 15
Curriculum

Core Requirements

Master of Science in Finance/MBA Full Time General Requirements

Business Administration Core Requirements

Marketing

MKTG 6318 - Customer Value and the Enterprise 
2.00 

Strategic Decision Making

ACCT 6318 - Analyzing Accounting Data for Strategic Decision Making 
2.00 
STRT 6318 - Strategic Planning for the Future 
2.00 

Management

FINA 6318 - Financial Management 
2.00 
HRMG 6318 - Managing the Organization 
2.00 
SCHM 6318 - Managing Operations and the Supply Chain 
2.00 

Innovation and Social Impact

BUSN 6363 - Social Impact of Business 
2.00 
ENTR 6318 - Innovating and Creating Futures 
2.00 

Career Management

BUSN 6200 - Career Management 
0.00 
BUSN 6950 - MBA Skills Workshop 
0.00 

Corporate Residency

BUSN 6964 - Co-op Work Experience 
0.00 

Three-month, six-month, or two six-month Corporate Residency placement options

Finance Major Requirements

Required Core

FINA 6320 - Advanced Financial Management 
3.00 
FINA 6202 - Analysis of Financial Institutions and Markets 
3.00 
FINA 6203 - Investment Analysis 
3.00 
FINA 6204 - International Financial Management 
3.00 
FINA 6205 - Financial Strategy 
3.00 
FINA 6206 - Finance Seminar 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 6 semester hours of finance elective work (FINA).

Electives

Experiential Requirement

Complete 3 semester hours of experiential coursework:

BUSN 6351 - Experiential Education 
1.00 - 3.00 
BUSN 6945 - Washington Campus Seminar 
2.00 - 3.00 
INTB 6230 - International Field Study 
3.00 
INTB 6238 - Global Project 
3.00 
FINA 6360 - Fund Management for Analysts 
1.00 
FINA 6361 - Fund Management for Managers 
1.00 

Open Electives

In consultation with faculty adviser, complete 6 semester hours from the following subject areas:

ACCT, BUSN, ENTR, FINA, HRMG, INTB, MECN, MGMT, MKTG, SCHM, STRT, and TECE

Interdisciplinary Requirement

Complete 6 semester hours outside of D'Amore-McKim School of Business; please consult program director for course options:

AACE 6000 - Arts and Culture Organizational Leadership 
3.00 
ARTG 5150 - Information Visualization Principles and Practices 
3.00 
ARTG 5151 - Information Design Critique Seminar 
1.00 
ARTG 5330 - Visualization Technologies 1: Fundamentals 
4.00 
ARTG 5600 - Experience Design Studio 1: Principles 
4.00 
ARTG 5610 - Design Systems 
4.00 
ARTG 5620 - Notational Systems for Experience 
4.00 
ARTG 5640 - Prototyping for Experience Design 
4.00 
ARTG 6110 - Information Design Theory and Critical Thinking 
4.00 
ARTG 6310 - Design for Behavior and Experience 
4.00 
ARTG 6330 - Information Design Mapping Strategies 
4.00 
BINF 6200 - Bioinformatics Programming 
4.00 
BINF 6308 - Bioinformatics Computational Methods 1 
4.00 
BINF 6309 - Bioinformatics Computational Methods 2 
4.00 
BIOT 5120 - Foundations in Biotechnology 
3.00 
BIOT 5219 - The Biotechnology Enterprise 
2.00 
BIOT 5400 - Scientific Information Management for Biotechnology Managers 
3.00 
BIOT 5631 - Cell Culture Processes for Biopharmaceutical Production 
3.00 
BIOT 6214 - Experimental Design and Biostatistics 
2.00 
CS 5100 - Foundations of Artificial Intelligence 
4.00 
CS 5200 - Database Management Systems 
4.00 
CY 5240 - Cyberlaw: Privacy, Ethics, and Digital Rights 
4.00 
DS 5110 - Introduction to Data Management and Processing 
4.00 
ECON 5140 - Applied Econometrics 
4.00 
GE 5030 - Iterative Product Prototyping for Engineers 
4.00 
GE 5100 - Product Development for Engineers 
4.00 
GSND 5110 - Game Design and Analysis 
4.00 
GSND 6320 - Psychology of Play 
4.00 
GSND 6330 - Player Experience 
4.00 
GSND 6340 - Biometrics for Design 
4.00 
GSND 6350 - Data-Driven Player Modeling 
4.00 
HINF 5101 - Introduction to Health Informatics and Health Information Systems 
3.00 
HINF 5105 - The American Healthcare System 
3.00 
HINF 6202 - Business of Healthcare Informatics 
3.00 
HINF 6205 - Creation and Application of Medical Knowledge 
3.00 
IE 5640 - Data Mining for Engineering Applications 
4.00 
IE 6600 - Computation and Visualization for Analytics 
4.00 
IE 7374 - Special Topics in Industrial Engineering 
4.00 
INSH 5301 - Introduction to Computational Statistics 
4.00 
INSH 5302 - Information Design and Visual Analytics 
4.00 
JRNL 5311 - Design for Storytelling 
4.00 
JRNL 5400 - Media and Advocacy in Theory and Practice 
4.00 
JRNL 6305 - Topics 
4.00 
JRNL 6340 - Fundamentals of Digital Journalism 
4.00 
JRNL 6341 - Telling Your Story with Data 
4.00 
ME 5645 - Environmental Issues in Manufacturing and Product Use 
4.00 
PHIL 5001 - Global Justice 
4.00 
PHIL 5005 - Information Ethics 
4.00 
PHIL 5010 - AI Ethics 
4.00 
PHTH 5232 - Evaluating Healthcare Quality 
3.00 
PHTH 5234 - Economic Perspectives on Health Policy 
3.00 
PPUA 6553 - Nonprofit Financial Resource Development 
4.00 

Concentrations

Choose one from the following:

Concentration in Analytics

Required Core

BUSN 6365 - Business Analytics 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following:

CS 5100 - Foundations of Artificial Intelligence 
4.00 
CS 5200 - Database Management Systems 
4.00 
ECON 5140 - Applied Econometrics 
4.00 
IE 6600 - Computation and Visualization for Analytics 
4.00 
INSH 5302 - Information Design and Visual Analytics 
4.00 
MISM 6203 - Business Analytics Methods 
3.00 
MISM 6210 - Information Visuals and Dashboards for Business 
3.00 
MISM 6212 - Data Mining and Machine Learning for Business 
3.00 
MISM 6213 - Business Information Design, Quality, and Strategy 
3.00 
MKTG 6230 - Driving Marketing Performance: Measure, Analyze, Profit 
3.00 
MKTG 6234 - Marketing Analytics 
3.00 
SCHM 6215 - Supply Chain Analytics 
3.00 
STRT 6210 - Workforce Metrics and Analytics 
3.00 
Concentration in Business Management for Health Care

Required Core

HINF 5105 - The American Healthcare System 
3.00 
HRMG 6220 - Health Organization Management 
3.00 
STRT 6220 - Strategic Management for Healthcare Organizations 
3.00 

Complete 3 semester hours from the following:

FINA 6220 - Healthcare Finance 
3.00 
SCHM 6223 - Managing Healthcare Supply Chain Operations 
3.00 

Optional Electives

Note: Electives are not required; the following course(s) are suggested beyond the concentration:

ENTR 6214 - Social Enterprise 
3.00 
FINA 6220 - Healthcare Finance 
3.00 
HINF 6202 - Business of Healthcare Informatics 
3.00 
HINF 6205 - Creation and Application of Medical Knowledge 
3.00 
HRMG 6213 - Leadership 
3.00 
MGMT 6214 - Negotiations 
2.00 - 3.00 
MKTG 6218 - Managing Customer Engagement in a Service World 
3.00 
MKTG 6226 - Consumer Behavior 
3.00 
PHTH 5232 - Evaluating Healthcare Quality 
3.00 
SCHM 6223 - Managing Healthcare Supply Chain Operations 
3.00 
Concentration in Corporate Innovation

Required Core

ENTR 6320 - Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Dynamic Competition 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5610 - Design Systems 
4.00 
ENTR 6200 - Enterprise Growth and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6212 - Business Planning for New Ventures 
3.00 
ENTR 6218 - Business Model Design and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6222 - Competing in Dynamic, Innovation-Driven Markets 
3.00 
ENTR 6224 - Intellectual Property and Other Legal Aspects of Business and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6225 - Acquisitions, Alliances, and Growth 
3.00 
ENTR 6230 - Platform Innovation 
3.00 
GE 5100 - Product Development for Engineers 
4.00 
HRMG 6212 - Creating an Innovative Organization 
3.00 
MGMT 6280 - Innovation for Next-Generation Products and Systems 
3.00 
TECE 6222 - Emerging and Disruptive Technologies 
3.00 
TECE 6250 - Lean Design and Development 
3.00 
Concentration in Entrepreneurship

Required Core

ENTR 6320 - Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Dynamic Competition 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following:

ENTR 6200 - Enterprise Growth and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6214 - Social Enterprise 
3.00 
ENTR 6218 - Business Model Design and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6219 - Financing Ventures from Early Stage to Exit 
3.00 
ENTR 6222 - Competing in Dynamic, Innovation-Driven Markets 
3.00 
ENTR 6224 - Intellectual Property and Other Legal Aspects of Business and Innovation 
3.00 
ENTR 6225 - Acquisitions, Alliances, and Growth 
3.00 
ENTR 6230 - Platform Innovation 
3.00 
FINA 6260 - Entrepreneurial Finance and Venture Capital 
3.00 
GE 5030 - Iterative Product Prototyping for Engineers 
4.00 
GE 5100 - Product Development for Engineers 
4.00 
TECE 6230 - Entrepreneurial Marketing and Selling 
3.00 
TECE 6300 - Managing a Technology-Based Business 
3.00 
TECE 6340 - The Technical Entrepreneur as Leader 
3.00 
Concentration in International Business

Required Core

INTB 6208 - Global Management 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following:

FINA 6204 - International Financial Management 
3.00 
INTB 6212 - Cultural Aspects of International Business 
3.00 
INTB 6224 - Competing to Win in Emerging Markets 
3.00 
INTB 6226 - Becoming a Global Leader 
3.00 
INTB 6230 - International Field Study 
3.00 
INTB 6232 - Doing Business in Emerging Markets 
3.00 
INTB 6260 - Advanced Topics in Global Management and Strategy 
3.00 
MKTG 6212 - International Marketing 
3.00 
Concentration in Leading People and Organizations

Only one course outside HRMG and MGMT may be taken to fulfill the concentration.

Complete the following 12 semester hours: 

HRMG 6212 - Creating an Innovative Organization 
3.00 
HRMG 6213 - Leadership 
3.00 
HRMG 6214 - A Management Perspective of Human Resource Management 
3.00 
HRMG 6218 - Great Companies 
3.00 
HRMG 6219 - Leadership for Environmental Sustainability 
3.00 
HRMG 6221 - Power and Influence 
3.00 
HRMG 6223 - Global Talent Management 
3.00 
INTB 6226 - Becoming a Global Leader 
3.00 
MGMT 6214 - Negotiations 
2.00 - 3.00 
STRT 6210 - Workforce Metrics and Analytics 
3.00 
Concentration in Marketing

Required Core

MKTG 6320 - Advanced Marketing Management 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 9 semester hours from the following:

MKTG 6210 - Marketing Research 
3.00 
MKTG 6212 - International Marketing 
3.00 
MKTG 6214 - New Product Development 
3.00 
MKTG 6216 - Market Focused Strategy 
3.00 
MKTG 6218 - Managing Customer Engagement in a Service World 
3.00 
MKTG 6222 - Digital Marketing 
3.00 
MKTG 6223 - Brand and Advertising Management 
3.00 
MKTG 6224 - B2B and Strategic Sales 
3.00 
MKTG 6226 - Consumer Behavior 
3.00 
MKTG 6230 - Driving Marketing Performance: Measure, Analyze, Profit 
3.00 
MKTG 6234 - Marketing Analytics 
3.00 
MKTG 6260 - Special Topics in Marketing 
3.00 
Concentration in Marketing Analytics

Required Core

MKTG 6320 - Advanced Marketing Management 
3.00 
MKTG 6234 - Marketing Analytics 
3.00 

Electives

Complete 6 semester hours from the following:

MKTG 6210 - Marketing Research 
3.00 
MKTG 6216 - Market Focused Strategy 
3.00 
MKTG 6282 - Digital Marketing 
3.00 
MKTG 6230 - Driving Marketing Performance: Measure, Analyze, Profit 
3.00 
Concentration in Operations and Supply Chain Management

Required Core

SCHM 6213 - Global Supply Chain Strategy 
3.00 

Electives 

Complete 9 semester hours from the following:

SCHM 6211 - Logistics and Transportation Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6214 - Sourcing and Procurement 
3.00 
SCHM 6215 - Supply Chain Analytics 
3.00 
SCHM 6221 - Sustainability and Supply Chain Management 
3.00 
SCHM 6223 - Managing Healthcare Supply Chain Operations 
3.00 
SCHM 6224 - Demand Planning and Forecasting 
3.00 
Concentration in Sustainability and Business

Complete 12 semester hours from the following:

ENTR 6214 - Social Enterprise 
3.00 
ENTR 6216 - Global Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation 
3.00 
INTB 6217 - Creating Sustainable Competitive Advantage through Global Innovation 
3.00 
MECN 6200 - Global Competition and Market Dominance 
3.00 
MECN 6205 - Sustainability and the Economics of Markets 
3.00 
MGMT 6225 - Sustainability and Leadership 
3.00 
MGMT 6226 - Sustainability and the Business Environment 
3.00 
SCHM 6221 - Sustainability and Supply Chain Management 
3.00 
MBA x Artificial Intelligence
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Concentration in MBA x Bioinformatics
BINF 6308 - Bioinformatics Computational Methods 1 
4.00 
BINF 6309 - Bioinformatics Computational Methods 2 
4.00 
BINF 6200 - Bioinformatics Programming 
4.00 
Concentration in MBA x Biotechnology Industry

BIOT 5120 - Foundations in Biotechnology 
3.00 
BIOT 5400 - Scientific Information Management for Biotechnology Managers 
3.00 
BIOT 5631 - Cell Culture Processes for Biopharmaceutical Production 
3.00 
BIOT 6214 - Experimental Design and Biostatistics 
2.00 
 

Complete one additional semester hour of NUSN coursework 

MBA x Computer Science

Concentration in Artificial Intelligence

CS 5100 - Foundations of Artificial Intelligence 
4.00 
CS 6120 - Natural Language Processing 
4.00 
CS 6140 - Machine Learning 
4.00 

Concentration in Cybersecurity

CY 5770 - Software Vulnerabilities and Security 
4.00 
CY 6750 - Cryptography and Communications Security 
4.00 
CS 6760 - Privacy, Security, and Usability 
4.00 

Concentration in Data Science 

CS 5200 - Database Management Systems 
4.00 
CS 6140 - Machine Learning 
4.00 
CS 6220 - Data Mining Techniques 
4.00 

Concentration in Software Development

CS 5500 - Foundations of Software Engineering 
4.00 
CS 5610 - Web Development 
4.00 
CS 5520 - Mobile Application Development 
4.00 
MBA x College of Science

Concentration in Biotechnology Industry

BIOT 5120 - Foundations in Biotechnology 
3.00 
BIOT 5631 - Cell Culture Processes for Biopharmaceutical Production 
3.00 
BIOT 6214 - Experimental Design and Biostatistics 
2.00 
CHEM 7317 - Analytical Biotechnology 
3.00 

Complete 1 credit of BUSN coursework

Concentration in Bioinformatics

BINF 6308 - Bioinformatics Computational Methods 1 
4.00 
BINF 6309 - Bioinformatics Computational Methods 2 
4.00 
BINF 6200 - Bioinformatics Programming 
4.00 
MBA x College of Arts, Media and Design

Concentration in Experience Design

Required

ARTG 5610 - Design Systems 
4.00 
ARTG 6310 - Design for Behavior and Experience 
4.00 

Electives

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5600 - Experience Design Studio 1: Principles 
4.00 
ARTG 5620 - Notational Systems for Experience 
4.00 
ARTG 5640 - Prototyping for Experience Design 
4.00 

Concentration in Game Design and Analytics

Required

GSND 5110 - Game Design and Analysis 
4.00 
GSND 6350 - Data-Driven Player Modeling 
4.00 

Electives 

Complete 4 semester hours from the following: 

GSND 6320 - Psychology of Play 
4.00 
GSND 6330 - Player Experience 
4.00 
GSND 6340 - Biometrics for Design 
4.00 
GSND 6350 - Data-Driven Player Modeling 
4.00 

Concentration in Data Visualization

Required

ARTG 5150 - Information Visualization Principles and Practices 
3.00 
ARTG 5151 - Information Design Critique Seminar 
1.00 
ARTG 5330 - Visualization Technologies 1: Fundamentals 
4.00 

Electives 

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5310 - Visual Cognition 
4.00 
ARTG 6110 - Information Design Theory and Critical Thinking 
4.00 
ARTG 6330 - Information Design Mapping Strategies 
4.00 

Concentration in Media Innovation and Advocacy

Required 

JRNL 5400 - Media and Advocacy in Theory and Practice 
4.00 
JRNL 6340 - Fundamentals of Digital Journalism 
4.00 

Electives

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5150 - Information Visualization Principles and Practices 
3.00 
ARTG 5151 - Information Design Critique Seminar 
1.00 
JRNL 5311 - Design for Storytelling 
4.00 
JRNL 6305 - Topics 
4.00 
JRNL 6341 - Telling Your Story with Data 
4.00 
Concentration in MBA x Cybersecurity

CY 5770 - Software Vulnerabilities and Security 
4.00 
CY 6750 - Cryptography and Communications Security 
4.00 
CS 6760 - Privacy, Security, and Usability 
4.00 
 

Concentration in MBA x Data Science

CS 5200 - Database Management Systems 
4.00 
CS 6140 - Machine Learning 
4.00 
CS 6220 - Data Mining Techniques 
4.00 
 

MBA x Data Visualization

Required

ARTG 5150 - Information Visualization Principles and Practices 
3.00 
ARTG 5151 - Information Design Critique Seminar 
1.00 
ARTG 5330 - Visualization Technologies 1: Fundamentals 
4.00 

Electives

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5310 - Visual Cognition 
4.00 
ARTG 6110 - Information Design Theory and Critical Thinking 
4.00 
ARTG 6330 - Information Design Mapping Strategies 
4.00 
Concentration in MBA x Experience Design

Required 

ARTG 5610 - Design Systems 
4.00 
ARTG 6310 - Design for Behavior and Experience 
4.00 
 

Electives 

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5600 - Experience Design Studio 1: Principles 
4.00 
ARTG 5620 - Notational Systems for Experience 
4.00 
ARTG 5640 - Prototyping for Experience Design 
4.00 
 

Concentration in MBA x Game Design and Analytics

Required 

GSND 5110 - Game Design and Analysis 
4.00 
GSND 6350 - Data-Driven Player Modeling 
4.00 
 

Electives

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

GSND 6320 - Psychology of Play 
4.00 
GSND 6330 - Player Experience 
4.00 
GSND 6340 - Biometrics for Design 
4.00 
GSND 6350 - Data-Driven Player Modeling 
4.00 
 

Concentration in MBA x Information Ethics

Complete two of the following:

CY 5240 - Cyberlaw: Privacy, Ethics, and Digital Rights 
4.00 
PHIL 5005 - Information Ethics 
4.00 
 

Complete one of the following:

PHIL 5001 - Global Justice 
4.00 
PHIL 5005 - Information Ethics 
4.00 
PHIL 5010 - AI Ethics 
4.00 
 

Concentration in MBA x Media Innovation and Advocacy

Required

JRNL 5400 - Media and Advocacy in Theory and Practice 
4.00 
JRNL 6340 - Fundamentals of Digital Journalism 
4.00 
 

Electives

Complete 4 semester hours from the following:

ARTG 5150 - Information Visualization Principles and Practices 
3.00 
ARTG 5151 - Information Design Critique Seminar 
1.00 
JRNL 5311 - Design for Storytelling 
4.00 
JRNL 6341 - Telling Your Story with Data 
4.00 
 

Concentration in MBA x Software Development

CS 5500 - Foundations of Software Engineering 
4.00 
CS 5610 - Web Development 
4.00 
CS 5520 - Mobile Application Development 
4.00 
 

Tracks

Choose one from the following:

Quantitative Finance

·      You may choose either the Corporate Finance or Investments concentrations.

Finance

Pick a concentration from the above list. 

Please note: This curriculum is for marketing purposes only and is subject to change. Official curriculum can be found within the course catalog.



Experiential Learning

At the D’Amore-McKim School of Business, our integration of academic thinking with authentic experiential learning opportunities has created a unique educational model that defines the standard for business education’s future. 

Corporate Residency

Our corporate residency program is widely recognized for producing tomorrow’s leaders in their chosen fields. It allows you to hone your skills through an intensive six-month work experience. You’ll be given significant responsibilities, working on projects that are business critical and asked to deliver valuable work that truly makes an impact.

The 360 Huntington Fund

D'Amore-McKim School of Business' student-managed mutual fund represents experiential learning in its purest form. This group currently manages a half million dollars of the university's endowment. 

Global Projects Course

At the end of your first year of studies, you will work in a team to tackle a business issue or opportunity for a multinational company in their global office. 

Washington Campus One-Week Residency

This one-week, three-credit intensive course in Washington, D.C., showcases the intersection of government with business. Learn first-hand how public policy affects various aspects of individual companies, specific industries, as well as the U.S. and global economies.

Faculty

Our Faculty

Our faculty represents a wide cross-section of professional practices and fields ranging from finance to education to biomedical science to management to the U.S. military. They serve as mentors and advisors and collaborate alongside students to solve the most pressing global challenges facing established and emerging markets.

Todd M. Alessandri

Todd M. Alessandri

Associate Professor, International Business and Strategy
Ronald M. Whitfield

Ronald M. Whitfield

Executive Professor of Finance
Director, Business Sustainability Initiative
Robert Mooradian

Robert Mooradian

Professor of Finance
Paul Bolster

Paul Bolster

Professor of Finance
Jeffery Born

Jeffery Born

Professor, Finance Group Coordinator
Emery A. Trahan

Emery A. Trahan

Senior Associate Dean of Faculty and Research and Professor of Finance
Students

By enrolling in Northeastern, you gain access to a network of more than 275,000 alumni and 3,350+ employer partners, including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and global nongovernmental organizations. Our current students and faculty across strategically located regional locations further foster a lifelong, global community of learning and mentoring.

  • Where They Work

    • State Street
    • Fidelity Investments
    • Dell EMC
    • IBM
    • Raytheon

  • What They Do

    • Business Development
    • Sales
    • Operations
    • Finance
    • Entrepreneurship

  • What They're Skilled At

    • Digital Marketing
    • Leadership
    • Customer Service
    • Finance
    • Strategic Planning
    • Portfolio Management

 

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