Master of Science in Finance (STEM)

Duquesne University

Prepare for a career in financial management, capital markets, banking, corporate treasury, or investment management with Duquesne University's Master of Science in Finance (MSF). Through a hands-on curriculum that includes a capstone consulting project and opportunities to participate in managing the Investment Strategy Institute student-run micro-cap investment fund, you'll develop advanced skills in financial analysis, valuation, and investment decision-making through real-world application. The MSF is 33-credit program with up to 3 credits of accounting prerequisites potentially waivable. After completing or waiving prerequisites, the MSF comprises a 15-credit core curriculum plus 15 elective credits, all of which can be completed in six semesters or less. Students may also apply for financial assistance to pursue the CFA or SIE exams through departmental and donor-supported funds.

Palumbo-Donahue School of Business