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As businesses navigate increasingly complex financial markets, organizations need professionals who can think strategically, analyze risk, and lead effectively. The University of Dallas MBA with a Concentration in Finance equips you with advanced financial knowledge, analytical skills, and leadership capabilities — preparing you to make sound financial decisions that create long-term organizational value.
Credit Hours: 39 Total Credit Hours / 18 Classes
Delivery Options: Online or on campus in Irving, Texas
Program Format: Flexible evening and online classes for working professionals
Accreditation: AACSB-accredited UDallas College of Business
Typical Duration: 2–3 years (depending on schedule and course load)
Finance is at the core of every business decision, from budgeting and forecasting to investing and managing risk. An MBA with a concentration in Finance gives you the tools to understand markets, analyze financial data, and make strategic decisions that drive business success.
At the University of Dallas, students in the MBA Finance concentration gain in-depth knowledge of corporate Finance, investment analysis, financial modeling, and capital markets. All taught through an ethical and global business lens. Graduates are prepared to lead in fast-paced, high-stakes environments across corporate, banking, and investment sectors.
Financial Analysts assess financial data to guide investment, budgeting, and strategic planning decisions. They create forecasts, evaluate performance, and present insights to Leadership.
39 Total Credit Hours / 18 Classes
BUAD 5F70 Cornerstone*
ACCT/FINA 6310 Financial Intelligence.
BUAD 6310 Quantitative Reasoning for Decision-Making.
MANA 7310 High Performance Work Teams.
LDRS 6310 Leading Innovation and Organizational Change.
MANA 7330 Integrated Business Operations.
MANA 7340 Integrated Business Strategy.
Select one (1) course from the following:
CYBS 6345 Securing the Digital World.
BANA 7320 Data Visualization and Storytelling.
BANA 7355 AI for Business.
BANA 7380 Advanced Spreadsheet Modeling and Dashboards.
FINA 6305 Managerial Finance
FINA 7310 Intermediate Managerial Finance
FINA 7360 Quantitative Finance
Prerequisite
Financial Accounting
Micro- or Macro-Economics
Calculus or Business Calculus or equiv.
BANA 6360 Programming I
Joining the University of Dallas MBA program is simple—no GMAT or GRE required. With multiple start dates throughout the year and flexible formats to fit your schedule, applying is the first step toward advancing your career with a values-driven, AACSB-accredited education. Whether online, on-campus, or hybrid, your MBA journey starts here.
A career in Finance equips students with the analytical and strategic skills to manage money for corporations, institutions, and investors. Graduates often pursue roles in corporate finance, investment banking, or financial analysis, focusing on maximizing organizational performance and returns. In contrast, a career in Financial Planning prepares students to work one-on-one with individuals and families, helping them navigate personal goals like retirement, savings, and estate planning. This path emphasizes relationship-building, ethical guidance, and long-term financial security. Both tracks offer rewarding opportunities, but differ in focus, work environment, and client interaction.
What Others Say:
“The MS Finance program at the University of Dallas is a real-world learning experience.
The core curriculum ranges from Corporate Finance to Managerial Finance to Financial
Derivatives. The last class culminates with a Capstone project, which is very practical
student led portfolio management class that manages real stocks with real money. The
gained experiences across each of these classes has given me the confidence to pursue
and complete difficult projects in the workplace while preparing me for future opportunities.
I would definitely recommend this program to anyone wanting to continue to challenge
themselves while building a strong foundation to prepare them for the future.”
– Steven Gray MBA 1998 MS Finance 2025
A career in Finance equips students with the analytical and strategic skills to manage money for corporations, institutions, and investors. Graduates often pursue roles in corporate finance, investment banking, or financial analysis, focusing on maximizing organizational performance and returns. In contrast, a career in Financial Planning prepares students to work one-on-one with individuals and families, helping them navigate personal goals like retirement, savings, and estate planning. This path emphasizes relationship-building, ethical guidance, and long-term financial security. Both tracks offer rewarding opportunities, but differ in focus, work environment, and client interaction.
The UDallas College of Business is AACSB-accredited and nationally recognized for its focus on practical, ethical, and globally minded business education. Our MBA program emphasizes values-driven leadership and provides the flexibility, rigor, and support working professionals need to succeed.