Business Valuation Concentration

The Master of Business Administration concentration in Business Valuation offers students a program to develop specialized skills in assessing the financial value of businesses. Key topics include mergers and acquisitions focusing on the strategic considerations of corporate consolidations, advanced financial statement analysis, and valuation techniques for interpreting complex financial information. The Business Valuation concentration utilizes hands-on training based on corporate finance and valuation techniques that can be directly applied to business valuation as well as facilitate the development of critical thinking skills. Upon completion of the concentration students will be prepared to pursue roles in investment banking, middle market business valuation and brokerage, financial analysis, and corporate finance. 

Degree Requirements

Course Requirements for Business Valuation Concentration

ACC 611	Mergers and Acquisitions	4
ACC 657	Advanced Financial Statement Analysis and Valuation	4
FIN 616	Corporate Finance and Valuation	4
Total Credit Hours:		12

Total Credit Hours: 12

 

Note: Students must be admitted to the MBA, M.S. Accounting, or M.S. Finance program and have taken the prerequisite course(s) for each required course in the concentration.