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What is the difference between the MMF and MBA with a concentration in Finance?

April 26, 2017concentration difference Finance mmf

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What is the difference between the MMF and MBA with a concentration in Finance?

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The MMF degree is designed for people who wish to gain in-depth technical knowledge in the field of Finance. The MBA is a broader degree, with a focus on general business knowledge and management. MBAs can choose Master level Finance courses as electives. However, MBAs do not get the same level of exposure to technical financial analysis as those students pursuing an MMF. Students may also obtain an MBA with an emphasis in Finance. This course of study allows students to meet the requirements of both programs. For more information on the MBA with a concentration in Finance, please visit the Eller Graduate School of Management website.