Master's in Business Administration - Finance

Saint John's University exudes a sense of intellectual rigor and Benedictine values. Established alongside the College of Saint Benedict, it forms a unique academic community. The university's commitment to holistic education is evident in its blend of liberal arts foundation and professional programs. Rooted in Benedictine traditions, Saint John's places a strong emphasis on community, service, and contemplation. The serene surroundings provide an ideal backdrop for scholarly pursuits, fostering an atmosphere where students can explore, question, and grow. Saint John's University is not merely an educational institution; it's a place where students are encouraged to seek meaning beyond the classroom. The university's focus on developing well-rounded individuals is complemented by a vibrant campus life and a wealth of extracurricular activities. With a dedication to shaping ethical leaders, Saint John's University stands as a beacon of learning, character, and community, where students are equipped not just with knowledge but with the values to make a positive impact in the world.

Prepare for leadership positions in banks, securities and other financial services companies as well as with government and not-for-profit agencies with an M.B.A. concentrating on Finance. Driven by a challenging global economy and the need to identify new approaches to financial regulation, high quality financial professionals are in strong demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) forecasts employment for financial analysts will grow by 20 % through 2018 – surpassing the average rate for all occupations. The BLS also expects job growth for financial managers to rise by 8% during the same time period. You can prepare for this thriving field through the Master of Business Administration Program’s Finance Concentration at St. John’s University. Offered by The Peter J. Tobin College of Business, the concentration prepares students for leadership positions in banks, securities and other financial services companies as well as with government and not-for-profit agencies.