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Suffolk’s downtown Boston campus is located in the Financial District—you can get your MSF just steps away from where you’re working. Our flexible program can be adapted to fit your busy schedule and you’ll have access to an extensive professional network during and after your time at Suffolk.

While earning your MSF at Suffolk, you’ll:

• Learn from industry experts who are each a mix of practitioners and accomplished scholars
• Study from a curriculum that aligns with professional practice
• Get excellent preparation for your CFA Exam
• Take courses based on your schedule, either online or in person, thanks to our flexible program structure

Suffolk’s MSF is built on practical coursework that stimulates the financial conditions of today—and tomorrow. Suffolk is the ideal downtown training ground for the future finance leaders like you.

MSF Program Overview

Suffolk's Master's in Finance

Suffolk’s MSF degree will give you a high-level understanding of corporate finance, portfolio management, investment banking, and international finance, among other topics. You can earn your MSF degree in as few as nine months through a customized track that lets you focus on career-relevant curriculum.

MSF Concentrations

Develop your analytical skills further and gain the professional expertise that top firms demand by choosing one of the three concentrations within the Suffolk MSF program. Each of these help you gain the skills and knowledge to distinguish you from the pack with a future-focused skill set.

Risk Management

Gain insights into qualitative risk management approaches that reflect managerial and organizational responses to operational risks, changes in politics and leadership, corporate governance, fraud detection, and strategic thinking.

Investments

Provides excellent preparation to analyze investments, construct investment portfolios, and advise clients on investment selection and portfolio strategy.

Corporate Finance

Learn to analyze and understand how corporate decision making drives a firm's performance and evaluation in relation to accounting, financial analysis, capital budgeting, credit risk analysis and corporate governance.