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School: University of Texas At San Antonio
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International Financial Management
Course Format: Classroom
The theory of business finance as applied to the operations of multinational firms. The determinants of exchange rates and the management of exchange rate risk are analyzed in terms of their impact on how a multinational corporation functions in the international setting. Topics include the financial analysis and control of foreign investment decisions, management of working capital, participat...
 

Banking and the Financial Services Industry
Course Format: Classroom
The study of management practices applicable to banks and other firms operating in the financial services industry. Bank management practices using an asset/liability management approach are emphasized. Topics include major trends and developments having an impact on the financial services industry.
 

Financial Markets
Course Format: Classroom
An examination of major financial markets with emphasis on current trends and developments. Topics include markets used for risk management, such as financial futures, listed options, and SWAPS.
 

Real Estate Finance
Course Format: Classroom
A study of finance concepts applied to real estate lending and development. Topics may include the primary and secondary mortgage markets, construction and development financing, lender loan analysis, an introduction to the legal aspects of real property lending, and an overview of real estate investment trusts.
 

Business Finance
Course Format: Classroom
The framework, tools, and basic concepts of financial management. Areas of inquiry include taxation, forecasting, working capital management, external financing, capital budgeting, and dividend policy.
 

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER
Course Format: Classroom
In response to the growing need for CFP? professionals, the Center for Professional Excellence (CPE) in the College of Business at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) is proud to offer the CFP?Certification Education Program. This program is registered with the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. and satisfies the educational requirement to sit for the CFP?Certificat...
 

School: University of Detroit Mercy
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Nursing Leadership and Financial Management
Course Format: Classroom
The Nursing Leadership and Financial Management Certificate Program at the University of Detroit Mercy provides qualified nurses with an opportunity to gain specialty knowledge in important areas including budgeting, financing, human resource management, nursing leadership, and health systems issues that impact nursing. Nurses working in or aspiring to positions in management and other leadersh...
 

School: Lewis College of Business
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Personal Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Principles of finance are taught and applied to personal financial affairs. Topics covered are goal assessment, budgeting, insurance, real estate, banking, investment, tax planning, and credit repair.
 

School: Carnegie Mellon University Tepper School of Business
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Computational Finance
Course Format: Classroom
The Master in Computational Finance program (MSCF) at Carnegie Mellon offers a part-time computational finance graduate degree available in both Pittsburgh, PA and New York, NY. The degree is a thirty-three month, twelve mini-semester course of study. The part-time program is designed for students seeking to maintain their full-time jobs while pursuing their MSCF degree in the evenings. The ...
 

School: Boston University School of Management
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Accounting & Finance for the Non-Financial Executive
Course Format: Classroom
Managers at all levels need to understand the mystery surrounding accounting and finance so they can contribute more effectively to their organizations and avoid pitfalls that often get well meaning employees into trouble. The curriculum covers financial decision-making, strategic use of resources, project selection and value creation. The program will provide you with a comprehensive framework...
 

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