Finance: Master of Science
Finance: Master of Science
Finance: Master of Science
in FINANCE
MS in FINANCE
C U R R I C U LU M
Foundational business courses
provide basic skills that every
leader needs.
Business Foundations
Functional Core
Sample Electives
(16 credits)
(8 credits)
(12 credits)
Accounting and
Financial Reporting
E L ECT I V E S M AY I N C LU D E :
Financial Institutions
Derivatives
Entrepreneurial Finance
Fixed Income
Corporate Governance
Statistical Analysis
Business Communication
The Firm and the Macroeconomy
Economics for Decision Making
Leadership Ethics Seminar
Corporate Finance
Investments
MASTER OF SCIENCE
The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School MS in Finance full-time and part-time
programs develop managers and specialists by preparing students for successful
careers in finance with a focus on risk management, capital budgeting,
investments, financing, and corporate governance.
The MS in Finance
Program
36 credits
Full-time and part-time formats in Baltimore (Harbor East) and
Washington, D.C. (Dupont Circle)
Full-time, cohort format can be completed in 12 months
Part-time format can be completed in 2 years
carey.jhu.edu
The Carey Business School offers the study of finance in these degree and certificate programs:
MS in Finance (36 credits), full-time format
MS in Finance (36 credits), part-time format
Global MBA (54 credits) with a concentration in Financial Businesses, full-time format
Flexible MBA (54 credits) with a concentration in Financial Businesses, part-time format
Certificate Program Financial Management
Certificate Program Investments
FINANCE
CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
CORPORATE FINANCE
AND VALUATION
An MS in Finance degree provides graduates with the tools and knowledge to:
Identify, evaluate, and implement corporate investment projects, capital budgeting, financing,
risk and return, and weighted average cost of capital concepts and processes to maximize
shareholder value and minimize risk.
Learn about corporate capital structure decisions and the effective use of financial leverage in
maximizing shareholder value while minimizing risk.
Explore financial modeling techniques and their practical applications in valuation for mergers
and acquisitions or initial public offerings.
Study the role of the board of directors, management and shareholders in achieving investor
value maximization, agency theory, information asymmetry, and the resolution of conflict of
interest between management and shareholders.
Explore the role of the board of directors in determining the optimal combination of financing,
investment, and dividend decisions.
Focus on an appreciation for the importance of corporate social responsibility and ethics in
business decisions.
S EC U R I T I E S A N A LYS I S
A N D I N V E ST M E N TS
Our Mission
As the business school of Johns Hopkins University, we create and disseminate knowledge that will
shape business practices, and we educate business leaders who will grow economies and better their
communities. We measure our success by the way a Carey graduate stands out, as an innovative business
leader and exemplary citizen.
Program Offerings
MS PROGRAMS
MS in Enterprise Risk Management
MS in Finance
MS in Health Care Management
MS in Information Systems
MS in Marketing
MS in Real Estate and Infrastructure
MBA PROGRAMS
Global MBA (full-time) program
Flexible MBA (part-time) program
Executive MBA program
carey.jhu.edu
100 International Drive
Baltimore, MD 21202