Expand your capabilities and your competitive edge as a business leader with a strategic integration of highly sought-after skills.
MBAs who have a deep knowledge of finance are in enormous demand in today’s volatile global marketplace. If you have your eye on the upper rungs of the corporate ladder or dream of launching an enterprise of your own, you’ll need a strategic package of rigorous skills and knowledge.
Earn your MBA and graduate degree in finance from a globally ranked and accredited university—Clark University has been named a Princeton Review “Best Business School,” a U.S. News & World Report “Best Part-time MBA,” and is among the elite 5% of business schools to receive AACSB accreditation.
“I am always impressed by our students’ dedication and commitment. As a result of their hard work, in 2016 our fund placed second in an international competition for student-managed funds.”
—Steve Ng
Professor of Practice and Financial Analyst
Steve Ng leads a hands-on investment course in which students manage a real portfolio on Clark’s behalf.
Senior Vice President
Bank of China New York
Finance Specialist
The World Bank
Account Executive
Dell EMC
Senior Vice President
Piper Jaffray
Principal Financial Analyst
Medtronic
—Xinyue Fan, MSF ’15
“I never thought I would be exposed to the real finance world just by sitting in a classroom — until I came to Clark.”
Stevenish Career Management Center
Through comprehensive resources, programs, and services, the School of Business Stevenish Career Management Center provides professional development education that prepares graduate students to manage their careers over the course of their lifetime.
Frequently asked questions
What finance skills will I learn?
Skills you will learn include:
- An understanding of the cultural, economic, environmental, and political factors shaping management today
- The ability to develop innovative solutions to complex management challenges
- Insight into how to solve real-world problems in a global context
- Competencies to help your company tap into emerging markets
- The common numerical methods used in financial engineering, such as Monte Carlo simulation and finite difference
- How to develop innovative solutions to complex management challenges and make socially responsible business decisions
- Fundamental understanding of industry-standard technologies such as Bloomberg Professional, MATLAB and Bloomberg’s Launchpad
- The ability to value stocks using the free cash flow (FCF) model and price bonds using lattice-based term structure models
- How to evaluate projects and business ventures using models like economic value added (EVA)
Academic Excellence. Global Reach. Career Success.
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