4 courses with the subject MBAF, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
MBAF 700Managerial Finance 3 SH
All businesses need to take risks, but managerial finance experts do so without risking it all. This course focuses on present value analysis, capital markets and budgeting, and corporate capital structure. You’ll learn to assess company value, understand debt vs. equity financing, and forecast financial performance while gaining skills in budget management and decision-making that allow you to drive value creation in every aspect of the corporate world. Learn more at rize.pub/FIMBA-I.
Investing involves risk—but this course teaches you how to manage that risk and make the right decisions to build and protect your wealth. What portfolio decisions are safer? How can companies thrive by balancing debt and equity? How can options mitigate risk? By the end, you'll have the financial acumen to make informed investment decisions, optimize portfolio performance, and master strategies for risk management, capital allocation, and sustainable financial growth. Learn more at rize.pub/FIMBA-II.
Finance isn’t a static field, and understanding disruptors like blockchain and cryptocurrency allows you to capitalize on opportunities that are revolutionizing financial operations. Students will describe and evaluate blockchain, analyze cryptocurrencies, and assess decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms. By course end, students will be ready to explore blockchain and crypto career opportunities and lead discussions on these cutting-edge technologies. Learn more at rize.pub/FIMBA-IV. Joint Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Organizational Change and Resource Management (MBA/MSOC) The joint Master of Business Administration/Master of Science in Organizational Change and Resource Management degree infuses key elements from business and leadership to provide a holistic understanding and managerial performance capacity across professional contexts. Completion of this joint degree yields one master’s degree in two expertise areas. The MBA/MSOC Degree is grounded in three key elements: (1) applied theory and practice, (2) ethical reasoning, and (3) global awareness. Through our applied joint degree curriculum, you will: • engage in real-time business and leadership decisions • consult with organizations and provide marketplace-informed recommendations • create a holistic understanding of the intricacies of orchestrating contemporary business operations. The joint MBA/MSOC provides you with the core foundation of business and leadership expertise and the application capacity to optimize implementation in the field of your choice. Joint MBA/MSOC Degree Graduate Admissions For admission to the joint MBA/MSOC degree, see the following criteria: (1) Graduate Admissions and Joint Degree policies in Part One of this Catalog, (2) Graduate Admissions to the MBA (in the MBA section), and (3) Joint Degree policies in Graduate Academic Programs and Policies of this Catalog. All credits used toward the completion of the degree must be no older than seven (7) years at the time of graduation. Students admitted without prerequisite satisfaction may fulfill these requirements through a variety of methods with the prior approval of the MBA/MSOC Program Director and the Dean of the Graduate School. Students may not enroll in a graduate course for which the prerequisite has not been satisfied.
