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Master of Business Administration in Banking & Finance
(HEGIS 0504)
Banking and finance are among the most dynamic industries in
the United States economy. Because of the growing complexity of
financial markets and the greater variety of financial instruments that
are being developed, the knowledge and information needed to thrive
in this environment is expanding rapidly. Students will obtain an
in-depth background in investment and banking. It is anticipated that
career opportunities for those interested in employment in corporate
banking and financial services will grow at a steady pace for this
decade and beyond.
I. Business Core Requirements 15 credits
| MGT 6223 | Macroeconomics in Financial Markets- or
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| MGT 6233* | Quantitative Methods in Business
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| ACC 6241 | Managerial Accounting
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| ACC 6242** | Governmental and Non Profit Accounting
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| FIN 6212 | Financial Management
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| MKT 6252 | Marketing Management
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| CIS 6261 | Information Technologies for Managers
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* Students electing to sit for the NY State CPA exam are required to take MGT 6233, rather than 6223
**Students electing to sit for the NY State CPA exam are required to take ACC 6242, rather than 6241
II. Banking and Finance Major Requirements 15 credits
| FIN 6224 | Money and Capital Markets
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| FIN 6323 | Global Investment Analysis
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| FIN 6347 | Foreign Exchange Markets
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| FIN 6349 | Financial Engineering
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| FIN 6350 | Derivatives
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III. Capstone Requirements (select one from the following) 6 credits
| FIN 6392/6393 | Internship or
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| FIN 6396 | Global Financial Trading Simulation or
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| FIN 6397/6398 | Thesis or
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| FIN 6399 | Corporate Finance Similation
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Program Total: 36 credits
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