Walsh College offers a dual degree program for students interested in pursuing both a MBA and MSF degree at the same time. Students will be required to take the following 22 classes for 66 semester credits required for both degrees. Upon successful completion of all required courses and graduation requirements both degrees will be awarded.

MBA Program

The Walsh College Master of Business Administration (MBA) is a distinctive program that encompasses the study of accounting, finance, management and related disciplines. The curriculum is based upon the foundation courses found in all MBA programs, demonstrating how each area is integrated into a successful business operation. The Walsh MBA also provides the opportunity to specialize in one area by taking four elective courses in topics of particular relevance to individual interests and career goals. Learn more about the Walsh College MBA here.

MSF Program

The Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program offers graduate education in all aspects of finance. It offers a blend of accounting, economics, and finance along with the study of economic theory. One of the most important attributes of a successful executive is the ability to develop business strategies based on key financial issues. Today’s business leaders must have a comprehensive understanding of interest rates, capital markets, investments and financial analysis. These are the same skills gained by students graduating with the Walsh College MSF degree. MSF students graduate with the ability to gather financial information and make decisions with insight and confidence. Regardless of prior educational or professional achievements, this knowledge is a “hot commodity” in today’s competitive job market. Learn more about the Walsh College MSF here.

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 Foundation Courses (if required)

ACC 500        Financial Accounting
BL 556           Legal Issues in Management 
ECN 503        Survey of Economics 
MGT 565       Operations Management
MKT 550       Managing the Marketing Function 
QM 503         Inferential Statistics for Business Decision Making

ACC 505        Managerial Accounting
ECN 523        Global Economics 
FIN 506          Financial Statement Analysis
FIN 510          Financial Management
FIN 515          Financial Markets and Institutions
FIN 521          Investments
FIN 550          Case Studies in Corporate Finance
MBA 670        Strategic Management Concepts Capstone
MGT 501        Management and Organizational Learning and Change
MGT 530         Ethics in a 21st Century Complex World
MGT 555        Global Human Resources Management
QM 515          Quantitative Methods 

4 courses (12 semester credit hours) in Finance, Economics, Accounting or Tax.