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Ready to elevate your career? Earning a Master in Business Administration in Finance from Columbia International University through 100% online classes positions you to become a leader in the corporate world. The program equips you with essential skills in financial market operations, economic strategy, accounting, and budgetary management. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of how evolving technologies shape the financial landscape, empowering you to lead in competitive corporate environments.
The curriculum further deepens your knowledge of financial principles and techniques, covering corporate treasury management, investment analysis, portfolio management, and multinational financial management. By studying how to evaluate investment opportunities, manage risks, and analyze financial statements, you will be prepared to excel in managing cash, investments, and financial strategies in both local and global business settings.
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$580
Cook School of Business
ABHE, SACSCOC
Our 100% online MBA in Finance program equips you with relevant, impactful finance knowledge, shaping you into a finance professional in just 18 months with flexible, comprehensive learning.
We accept credits from any accredited college, making it easy to transfer into our program and start working toward your MBA without any hassle or delay.
This degree integrates ethical values and mission-driven leadership, preparing students to make impactful decisions that align with faith, integrity, and a commitment to positive societal change.
Here is a glimpse at a few of the courses you will be taking in this program.
For a full list of courses related to this program, visit the Academic Catalog:
The purpose of this course is to prepare you in mathematical, probability, and statistical concepts for your upcoming studies in quantitative methods. Topics include research design, measurement issues, the sources and collection of data. Ethical issues associated with the conduct of research will also be explored.
This course focuses on the critical financial issues and decisions facing organizational leaders and business executives. Key concepts covered in the course include analysis of financial statements, time value of money, cost of capital, working capital management, and cash flow forecasting. Using these tools, students will learn to evaluate and determine the value of organizations and proposed capital projects.
This course emphasizes the definition, formulation, and execution of strategy to successfully define and implement organizational vision, mission, and strategic goals. The strategies of for-profit entities will focus on achieving and sustaining competitive advantage against rival firms, while strategies of not-for-profit organizations emphasize strategic positioning to effectively serve the organizations key stakeholders. As this is intended to be a capstone experience within the program, students normally will enroll in this course during their second year.
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