What you learn will translate to real-world skills and confidence
Colorado State University's Master of Finance is a highly quantitative 30-credit program that provides a comprehensive study of the principles, processes, and practices of investment analysis, portfolio management, corporate finance and financial risk management.
You'll get hands-on experience closely aligned with professional practice, individual attention from faculty, and interaction with other motivated and engaged students.
Program at a Glance
| Delivery: |
Face to face |
| Location: |
Fort Collins, CO |
| Length: |
Two semesters (full time) or four semesters (part time) |
| Start Dates: |
August |
| Schedule: |
Classes two to four days a week, Monday–Thursday |
| Credits: |
30 |
| Degree awarded: |
On diploma: Master of Finance
On transcript: Master of Finance, major in Finance
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Common Schedule
Here is an example of a common Master of Finance schedule. Once you're admitted, our advising team can help tailor your electives to fit your career path.
Master of Finance Road Map (PDF)
Courses
The courses below reflect the 2025-2026 Colorado State University catalog, published in August 2025 for students enrolling during the 2025-2026 academic year. Courses listed are updated each summer for incoming students.
The Master of Finance prepares students for careers in the rapidly changing finance industry, with an emphasis on quantitative analysis and real-world application. The curriculum covers the principles, processes, and practices of investment analysis, portfolio management, corporate finance, and financial risk management, with hands-on application of course concepts to analysis of current financial data.
Program Total Credits:
Credits30
This course listing is provided through the
Colorado State University catalog and is updated each summer. New or modified courses offered for spring or summer may not be included, but you can find complete course information via the
class schedule on RAMweb. Offerings are subject to change and the University reserves the right to make changes in catalog information when necessary and to correct errors. Always consult with an academic advisor to stay informed of curriculum details.