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Globalization,

To succeed in this rapidly shifting environment, industry professionals need a thorough grounding in the enduring principles that underlie financial markets.

By focusing on fundamental economic principles, the Boston College Master of Science in Finance (MSF) program prepares students to navigate and manage unpredictable economic landscapes. BC MSF students gain valuable experience through case studies, internships, field study, and real-world consulting projects. Classes are small, fostering a strong sense of community and collegiality, and students have remarkable access to some of the finest teachers and researchers in the world.

Master of Science in Finance

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The BC MSF program helps students deepen their knowledge of finance, broaden their opportunities within the industry, and become recognized leaders in their fields.

It is designed to meet the diverse needs of finance professionals at different stages of their careers. It is also suited for recent undergraduates beginning their careers in finance, and for mathematicians, economists, engineers, computer scientists, and others who are considering a new career in the world of finance.

F U ll time

Students in the full-time program can complete the BC MSF in one full year of study. Students progress through the program as a cohort, fostering exceptional camaraderie and creating a supportive network—one that continues long after the program comes to an end.

F U ll time: q U a N titative F i N a NC e tra C k part time

The quantitative finance track is a STEMdesignated track that allows students to complete the MSF in one full year of study.

The quantitative finance track’s STEM designation allows international MSF graduates on an F-1 visa to potentially qualify for an additional 24 months of training in their field of study (called Optional Practical Training, or OPT) beyond the standard 12 months.

The part-time option meets the needs of individuals who wish to continue their careers while pursuing advanced study. While course enrollment is flexible, part-time students typically complete the program in 20 months.

Part-time students pursue the same courses as their full-time counterparts, and also benefit from access to Boston College’s world-class faculty.

Madison Borrelli, MSF ’21

Ph.D. in Finance Candidate, University of Central Florida

“I feel fortunate that my experiences at BC allowed me to come out of my comfort zone in more ways than one. Not only was I academically challenged inside of the classroom, but I also strengthened my networking and communication skills while making lifelong connections.”