The Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program is designed to help financial professionals advance their business careers through cultivation of key quantitative and analytical skills as applied to global markets. The MSF hones technical skills and exposes students to practical issues and exercises in many financial applications.
Full-time students take four classes per semester and two during summer school, completing the program in one year, while part-time students generally complete the program in 2 years.
In addition to full-time faculty, there are expert adjunct professors from companies such as Bank of America, State Street Bank and State Street Research.
Brandeis IBS Applicants
We look for ability and commitment to undertake challenging graduate study. You should have:
- a successful undergraduate academic record
- significant work experience, ideally in finance or another analytical field
- strong analytical skills as demonstrated by GMAT or GRE scores (take a free GMAT simulation test and receive your estimated GMAT score)
- prior studies in microeconomics, macroeconomics and statistics
Application Deadlines:
Brandeis IBS accepts applications to the MSF program on a rolling basis.