MBA in Finance

Concordia’s MBA with a concentration in finance will provide you with the knowledge you need to be successful in whatever career path in finance you choose. While you’re here, you’ll learn from industry professionals and become a competitive candidate in the workforce post-graduation. You’ll learn how to master real estate investment, securities analysis, risk management, and other essential topics within the financial field. The best part? Our program is flexible so you can earn your MBA online or face-to-face while customizing your courses.

Graduate Certificate

Our graduate MBA certificate (or “Mini-MBA”) is ideal for busy working professionals looking to stand out in their industry without committing to a full MBA. Pursuing this graduate certificate will help you upskill as you learn the important basics of business. We’ll give you a taste of what an MBA is like while you gain a competitive advantage over your peers.

Post-Baccalaureate students may apply to the university to pursue a graduate MBA certificate in the following areas:

• Business Administration: complete 12 credits of coursework from the MBA core
• Management: complete a combination of 12 credits of coursework from the MBA core and MBA concentrations
• Concentration-specific (i.e. Accounting, Human Resources, Leadership, etc.): complete 12 credits of coursework from within one MBA concentration

Students may at any time transition into the MBA degree program course of study through the standard application process.

As part of the MBA in finance program, you’ll learn from current industry professionals from around the world. You’ll also gain the tools necessary to make a powerful impact in a wide variety of positions within business. By the time you earn your MBA, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and experience necessary to make you a competitive job candidate and impress even the toughest employers out there.

Whether you decide to pursue your MBA in finance online or in the classroom, you’ll develop the skills necessary to make important decisions based on financial analysis and strategic thinking. You’ll know how to handle fraud and legal issues, how to manage large financial institutions, and how to treat mergers and acquisitions. You’ll even graduate with a portfolio of your work that you can show future employers to ensure you’ll stand out from other candidates. What’s more, you’ll leave this program with the ability to communicate more clearly, lead diverse groups of people, and have confidence in your work.