Corporate Financial Management Graduate Certificate
The Corporate Financial Management Certificate prepares students for financial-decision-making roles within both large and small enterprises. Topics covered include capital budgeting, raising capital, dividend policy, and foreign currency translation.
Stakeholder Value/Functional: Students will demonstrate understanding of financial concepts: the risk-return trade-off, the time value of money, cash flows vs. profits, efficient capital markets, and risk & diversification.
Problem Solving/Critical Thinking: Students will analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information and data as the basis for solving problems and making decisions.
Interpersonal/Communication skills: Students will demonstrate the ability to correspond effectively and persuasively in a business format, communicate effectively with individuals and within teams, and present to both individuals and groups clearly and convincingly.
Ignatian Values: Students will develop an understanding of--and the ability to apply--the following Ignatian values: a commitment to rigorous education and lifelong learning; an insistence upon ethical decision making; a desire for social justice; and a care and concern for others.
Practical Financial Knowledge: Students will learn how to: measure risk and estimate expected returns; analyze and value fixed income, equity, and derivative securities; use derivative securities in risk management applications; and construct portfolios suitable for various investor characteristics and objectives.
| Code | Title | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| FIN 550 | Shareholder Value Management (Must be completed before the upper-level courses) 1 | 3 |
| FIN 600 | Fin Institutions & Capital Mkt | 3 |
| FIN 608 | Advanced Financial Management | 3 |
| FIN 609 | International Finance | 3 |
| Total Hours | 12 | |
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Students in an SJU 4 + 1 program who were waived out of FIN 550 based upon earning a grade of B or higher in FIN 300 must replace FIN 550 in this certificate with either FIN 575 or FIN 611.