Program at a Glance 

STEM Options Available for All Programs
 

August

Program Start

14

Courses

1 Year 

Average
MSF students on campus

A data-driven curriculum.

Earn your STEM-designated MS in Finance at Simon. Choose an internship or non-internship track and explore concentrations such as corporate finance and risk management.

$84,323 Mean base salary plus signing bonus for graduates employed in the US (average, 2022–2024)

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Internship Vs Non-Internship

Choose between 2 different tracks to explore optional concentrations

3 Focused Concentrations

Unlock New Career Paths with Simon’s Specialized Concentrations

MSBA Project Highlight

Finance Capstone Experience

In Simon’s Applied Finance Project (FIN 465), students apply finance knowledge and skills to real-world business projects provided by sponsoring organizations. Working in teams with faculty and technical experts, they complete a capstone project and deliver their analysis and recommendations to the client, gaining hands-on experience.

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Prepare to Apply for 2026!

It's never too early to focus on your business school plans for next year. Simon offers the opportunity to get feedback on your candidacy before you apply, which will give you the tools you need to submit your most competitive application when it opens in September. Additionally, check out the Simon Admissions Blog for a sneak peek at the application requirements, Admissions Committee tips, and more.

  • No GMAT/GRE score required
  • Merit-based scholarships available
  • Apply early to maximize your chance for admission
  • Streamlined application requirements

Admissions Tips, Insights & Events

Dan Burnside Curriculum Quote

"Balancing foundational finance with the latest in AI and financial technology, our MS in Finance program is designed to meet the evolving demands of the finance industry. We offer three focused concentrations—Investment Management, Corporate Finance, and Fintech—providing targeted pathways that go beyond the generalized models of many competitor schools. This structure equips students with in-demand skills and specialized knowledge, enhancing their competitiveness in a rapidly changing job market."

  • Daniel Burnside
  • Clinical Professor of Finance
  • Faculty Director of Finance Program

 

Get to know our students.

See the academic backgrounds, international reach, and varied experience of our MS in Finance students—and discover how you’ll fit into a driven, data-minded community preparing for impact in finance.
 

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