The Finance concentration is designed to broaden the student’s understanding of the issues that are inherent in the finance decision-making process, focusing on the impact of such decisions for both the public and private sectors of the economy.
This concentration requires completion of any three graduate-level Finance courses. Real Estate 530 may be taken as one of the elective courses to satisfy the three course requirement. Students may design a specialization such as Corporate Finance, Investments, Derivatives, or Banking, or they may take a broad array of courses. Those students interested in specializing in a particular aspect of Finance, can use the following to guide their course selection decisions.
Banking Courses
- ADVANCED MONETARY THEORY AND POLICY (FIN 510)
- COMMERCIAL BANKING (FIN 512)
- MONEY AND CAPITAL MARKETS (FIN 513)
- RISK MANAGEMENT (FIN 562)
Corporate Finance Courses
- PROBLEMS IN CORPORATE FINANCIAL POLICY (FIN 551)
- ADVANCED CORPORATE FINANCE (FIN 553)
- INTERNATIONAL FINANCE (FIN 557)
- MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS (FIN 558)
- RISK MANAGEMENT (FIN 562)
Investments Courses
- INVESTMENT ANALYSIS (FIN 523)
- FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS (FIN 524)
- PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT (FIN 525)
- ADVANCED TOPICS IN INVESTMENTS (FIN 526)
Risk Management Courses
- RISK MANAGEMENT (FIN 562)
- INTERNATIONAL FINANCE (FIN 557)
- DERIVATIVES VALUATION (FIN 662)
- QUANTITATIVE METHODS IN FINANCE (FIN 617)
- CASES IN INVESTMENTS AND FINANCIAL ENGINEERING (FIN (675)
See campusconnect.depaul.edu for information about the prerequisites for graduate courses.
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M.B.A. Programs and Concentrations 
