Business Administration, M.B.A., Management Finance Concentration

Master of Business Administration Requirements

Director:  Darell Singleterry, M.B.A.

The AACSB accredited M.B.A. program at the University of New Haven is designed to transform current and future business leaders by providing in-depth expertise in the discipline of business administration and management, while concurrently exposing students to high impact learning practices and a global business perspective.  Such perspectives are essential to operating in today's increasingly complex, collaborative, and multi-national business context.  The program ensures that students build their functional knowledge base and hone leadership skills to become a strategic, collaborative, and corporate thinker, ready to navigate the business challenges professionals are faced with today.

The M.B.A. program is designed to be flexible and serve the needs of a diverse student population.  It is offered in part- and full-time formats with day and night courses, delivered in a mixture of traditional, hybrid, and online formats.  It is designed for both seasoned professionals and those with little or no experience in business.

The program is built on a series of foundational courses in the core business areas of accounting, finance, and economics.  This foundation is followed by a set of advanced program core courses that are essential to managerial success in areas such as analytical decision-making, value creation, and leadership.

Each of the program's eight concentrations are designed to provide students with competencies in areas of modern business challenges for career success.

1. General
2. Business Analytics
3. Management Finance
4. Global Supply Chain Management
5. Strategic Leadership
6. Human Resource Management
7. Data Analytics (STEM)
8. Financial Analysis (STEM)
    

Foundation Core:  4.5 credits (credits may be waived)
Program Core:  25 credits
Flexible or concentration electives:  minimum 9 credits
Total credits to graduate:  34 - 44.5 credits
 

Management Finance Concentration (minimum 9 credits)

Courses that advance student knowledge of the efficient and effective management of financial capital and decision making in such a manner as to accomplish the organization's objectives.

• Required:

• ACCT 6630 - Current Topics in Financial Accounting
• FINC 6611 - Equity Market Valuation and Analysis

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• Select one of the following:

• ACCT 6637 - International Accounting and Taxation
• ACCT 6654 - Financial Statements: Reporting and Analysis
• ACCT 6656 - Valuation Theory and Practice in Forensic Accounting
• FINC 6605 - Financial Econometrics
• FINC 6610 - Capital Market Theory
• FINC 6613 - Derivative Market Analysis and Trading Techniques
• FINC 6620 - Fixed Income Analysis
• FINC 6632 - International Financial Management
• FINC 6650 - Data Analysis: Trading Room Applications
• SMGT 6617 - Managing Sport Finances

Additional Requirements

In addition to the requirements listed above, all students must satisfy the following requirements:

• High Impact Practice Experience (6 credits) concurrent, no additional credit hours 

At least TWO courses taken to complete the degree program must be designated as High Impact Practice, which should include significant elements of service learning (S), faculty-led research, faculty-supervised internship, study abroad, and/or Shared Live Client Experience (SLiCE).

• Global Study Experience (3 credits) concurrent, no additional credit hours

Complete at least ONE course designated as a global experience (GL) course.  These can include a global content-focused course, faculty-led short-term study abroad, international internship abroad, or equivalent independent study as approved by the program coordinator.