Master in Finance (Master's)

For Master in Finance (Master's), tuition costs 25,088 USD per year.

The Master of Science in Finance at Northeastern University's D’Amore-McKim School of Business prepares students for financial strategy roles in a technology-driven economy. It builds strong technical and analytical abilities through core coursework, enabling students to manage portfolios, assess risk, optimize investments, and support organizational growth. The curriculum aligns with Chartered Financial Analyst exams for professional readiness. A key feature is 'learning by doing,' with applied projects, real company data, Bloomberg Terminal training, and participation in the student-managed 360 Huntington Fund. Experiential learning is a mandatory component for on-ground master's programs starting Fall 2026.

Focus areas include Investment Analytics, Financial Strategy, Risk Management, Portfolio Management, Valuation, Quantitative Finance.

The program requires 30 total semester hours, structured around core finance coursework and 12 hours of electives chosen in consultation with an advisor.

Graduates are prepared to shape financial strategy, manage portfolios, assess risk, and optimize investments, fostering professional readiness for careers in finance.

This program is designed for students seeking to develop practical financial strategy skills in a technology-driven environment through hands-on, experiential learning.

The programme totals about 30 credit hours. On-campus. For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes.

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