Global Investments Certificate
Designed and delivered by a team of academics and practitioners from both the US and Luxembourg, the certificate will benefit the following groups:
- Individuals working in corporations, commercial and investment banks who focus on financial analysis, corporate finance, risk management and valuation.
- Those working in financial services desiring additional knowledge in corporate finance.
- Those with a dated MBA who need "refresher" work in financial analysis, and management, derivatives and risk management.
- Individuals wishing to switch from general business or marketing into a career with finance focus.
Program Structure
- Courses are academically accredited at the graduate level.
- Students participate in thirty-six hours of classroom instruction per course.
- Some completed courses may be applied toward the MBA Degree. (Additional application requirements are necessary.)
- Certificate students attend courses with MBA students from a variety of backgrounds and companies, ensuring exposure to a broad range of learning experiences.
Admission Criteria
- Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited four-year college or university.
- Completed Graduate Application for Admission, including a resume and official undergraduate and graduate transcripts.
- One letter of recommendation from employers or faculty.
- Personal statement of interest in and qualifications for the graduate program.
- At least 3 years relevant business experience.
- Admission requires approval by the John F. Welch College of Business.
Program of Study:
12 credits plus prerequisite (if required)
Prerequisite
WGB 603 Corporate Financial Management
Required course
FN 663 Global Investments
3 Elective courses from the following list
FN 661 Global Financial Markets & Institutions
FN 668 Portfolio Management*
FN 669 Alternative Investments
FN 670 Mergers, Acquisitions and Joint Ventures*
FN 672 Derivatives and Risk Management*
*FN 663 prerequisite
Some courses may require prerequisite academic work at the undergraduate or graduate level. Please consult the graduate catalog or the course listings that follow.
***Please note that not all electives will be offered during the academic year.


