The Master of Science in Finance at Northeastern University's D’Amore-McKim School of Business prepares students to shape financial strategy in a fast-moving, technology-driven economy.
Students build a strong foundation through core finance coursework that sharpens their technical and analytical abilities. From there, students develop the skills to manage portfolios, assess and mitigate risk, optimize investment returns, and support sustainable organizational growth.
The curriculum aligns with Chartered Financial Analyst exams, helping students build both technical expertise and professional readiness.
Experience-Powered Learning
Learning by doing is central to the program. Students apply financial theory and analytical tools to real-world business challenges through applied projects using real company data.
Additional experiential options include training and certification in Bloomberg Terminal and participation in equity research and portfolio management activities through the student-managed 360 Huntington Fund.
Core Requirements
Electives
Course List | Code | Title | Hours |
| 12 |
| Business Turnarounds | |
| Valuation and Value Creation | |
| Real Estate Investment | |
| Advanced Financial Management | |
| Quantitative Portfolio Management | |
| Fund Management for Analysts | |
| Fund Management for Managers | |
| Advanced Topics in Finance | |
Program Credit/GPA Requirements
30 total semester hours required
Minimum 3.000 GPA required
