Northeastern University’s D’Amore-McKim School of Business seeks to prepare agile finance professionals to lead in a global economy. The Part-Time MS in Finance/MBA dual degree program integrates advanced financial expertise with strategic business insight—empowering students to lead confidently and adaptably. This flexible program allows learners to apply new skills in real time while progressing toward two powerful credentials.
Develop Deep Finance Expertise
Students pursue rigorous coursework laser focused on financial theory and practice. Students have an opportunity to gain advanced financial skills and high-level knowledge to drive financial strategy, increase shareholder value, support flexible operating models, minimize risk, and maximize revenue through the finance courses.
Select a Finance Concentration
Students specialize by selecting a concentration in either corporate finance or investments. In the corporate finance concentration, students master various financial, analytical, and communication skills to increase profitability and shareholder value. In the investments concentration, students become knowledgeable asset managers for individuals or institutions, building their expertise in capital allocation, valuation, or risk management.
Integrating Classroom and Professional Experiences
Learning by doing is a hallmark of a Northeastern MBA. Students apply their knowledge to business challenges through experience-fueled electives and class projects. Students benefit from the experience of their faculty, who are finance experts and business leaders who understand today's challenges because they've experienced them firsthand.
Students can apply to gain valuable experience performing equity research and portfolio management in a student-managed mutual fund, The 360 Huntington Fund. Students may earn 1 semester hour per semester up to three times by participating.
Through coursework or individually, students can earn Bloomberg Market Concepts and the Bloomberg Environmental Social Governance certifications and better understand how businesses operate in the global economy—and how they implement strategies to become better corporate citizens.