Finance (M.S.F.)

Graduate Program

The Clark University M.S.F. program is a rigorous curriculum focusing on the skills and knowledge required to apply advanced financial theories to complex financial management problems. To be successful in this program, students need to have strong mathematical skills, along with required prerequisite course work in the following areas:

Financial Accounting
Economic Theory
Statistics

Program Faculty

Dileep Dhavale, Ph.D., CPA
Inshik Seol, Ph.D.
Richard Spurgin, Ph.D.
Maurry Tamarkin, Ph.D.

Adjunct Faculty

Ruth Rowan, M.B.A., C.F.A.

Visiting Faculty

Bhaswar Gupta, Ph.D.
Wendy Jeffus , D.B.A., M.S.F.
Serguey Khovansky, Ph.D.
Joel Sternberg, Ph.D.

Courses
(Click on “Title of Course” or “Course Number” to sort by that category)

Title of Course	Course Number
Foundations of Accounting	ACCT4100
Financial Accounting and Reporting I	ACCT5101
Financial Accounting and Reporting II	ACCT5102
Management Accounting	ACCT5103
Financial and Operational Auditing	ACCT5105
Analysis of Financial Statements	ACCT5107
Business Analysis and Valuation	ACCT5108
Financial Management	FIN4200
Case Studies in Corporate Finance	FIN5201
Investment Strategies	FIN5203
Tax Strategies and Management Decisions	FIN5206
Advanced Derivatives	FIN5207
Fixed-Income Securities	FIN5208
Computational Finance	FIN5216
Case Studies in International Finance	FIN5281
Financial Modeling	FIN5303
Technical Analysis	FIN5305
Financial Econometrics	FIN5309
Case Studies in Derivatives	FIN5310
Financial Indexing	FIN5312
Intro to Investment Analysis	FIN5401
Hedge Funds	FIN5402
Mergers and Acquisitions	FIN5900

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