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Master of Finance - New Orleans

The New Orleans MFIN program is a full time program with new enrollments each July.  The program is completed over 11 months and graduates earn a Tulane Master of Finance degree. The typical MFIN student has earned an undergraduate degree and has little or no work experience.

Freeman's Master of Finance (MFIN) is a specialized program designed for those who are ready to focus and advance in finance. The program consists of course work in finance, accounting, economics, and econometrics. The Masters of Finance is intended for students that have a strong quantitative background and who aspire to either a career or doctoral study in finance. The M.Fin. is a 11-month, 34-credit hour graduate program. You enroll in early summer and complete the degree requirements in spring of the following year.   There are 19 credit hours of required finance courses, and 15 credit-hours of electives.

Applicants must either hold a bachelor's degree or expect to receive a bachelor's degree before they commence the M.Fin. program. Prior training in finance or work experience is not required, but a strong academic record is necessary. THE GMAT IS REQUIRED OF ALL APPLICANTS TO BUSINESS GRADUATE PROGRAMSThe M.Fin. program is not intended for students returning to school after several years of work experience. In fact, in the admission process no special credit is given for prior work experience. M.Finance applicants use the
graduate application. Students completing the Master of Finance program would be qualified to compete for research-oriented finance positions, such as financial and research analyst, financial engineer, and for positions in risk management, and quantitative asset management.

Curriculum --

Course # Course Title When Offered Cr. hr
FINC-654 Financial Management July - Day 2.00
ACCT-610 External Reporting & Financial Analysis July - Day 2.00
FINC-710 Corporate Financial Policy August - Day 1.50
FINC-711 Options August - Day 1.50
  Sub total for the semester   7.00
FINC-748 Investments Fall- Day & Evening 3.00
FINC-737 Valuation & Financing of Enterprises Fall - Day 1.50
ACCT- 743

Financial Statement Analysis

Fall - Evening 1.50
 FINC 774 Financial Modeling  Fall - 1 Evening, Spring 2 Day 1.50
FINC 732 Corporate Governance & Restructuring Fall - 2 Day 1.50
ECAN 623 Econometrics Spring - Day 3.00
FINC 715 Fixed Income Analysis Spring- 1 Day, Fall 1 Evening 1.50
FINC 717 Ethics in Finance & Accounting Spring - 2 Day, Fall - 1 Day 1.50
  ELECTIVES    
 FINC 724  Equity Analysis  Fall - Twilight  2.00
 FINC 780  Fundamental & Technical Trading  Fall - Day, Spring - Day  3.00
 FINC 768  Real Estate Planning, Finance & Development  Fall - Evening  3.00
 FINC 762  International Finance  Fall - Day, Spring - Evening  3.00
 FINC 718  Fixed Income Exotics  Spring - 2 Day  1.50
 FINC 734  Venture Capital & Private Equity  Fall - 1 Day, Spring - 1 Evening  1.50
 FINC 730  Real Options & Adv. Valuation  Fall - 2 Evening  1.50
 FINC 721  Strategic Analysis in Finance  Fall - 2 Evening  1.50
 FINC 782  Energy Markets Portfolio Analysis  Fall - 2 Day  1.50
 FINC 772  Darwin Fenner Student Managed Fund  Spring - Day (by invitation only)  3.00
 FINC 722 Corporate Risk Management   Spring - Day & Evening 1.50
Total Credit Hours 34.00

Last Updated 5/12/09