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AIU Online adds concentration in Finance to MBA degree program.

July 9, 2007 •AIU Online • 0 Comments

Mathematical, computer, analytical and problem-solving skills are essential qualifications for financial analysts. Good communication skills also are necessary, because these professionals must present complex financial concepts and strategies in easy-to-understand language to their clients and colleagues.

To help meet the demand, AIU Online has added a concentration in Finance to its real-world Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program. This concentration is designed to provide students with the career-focused knowledge and skills they can use to take advantage of an increasing number of employment opportunities in the dynamic financial industry. Successful graduates will have acquired the industry-current credentials to pursue a diverse range of career opportunities, including Financial Analyst, Floor Trader, Financial Manager, Investment Banker, Assistant Treasurer and many others.

The MBA with a concentration in Finance is accepting applications now for classes scheduled to start on August 19, 2007.

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