Master of Science in Finance
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Career Outlook
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, students can look forward to a 25 percent increase in Master of Finance jobs through 2020. Careers in demand include financial analysts, who are employed in almost every industry as well as in government and non-profit agencies. Financial managers, who oversee a firm’s financial operations, can average $103,910 per year. Personal financial advisors who help people with all aspects of financial planning can expect 32 percent job growth as the population ages toward retirement. Experienced financial advisors with strong track records can make a six figure salary. Overall, compensation increases with education level, certifications and experience.
- Investment Banker
- Financial Analyst
- Financial Advisor
- Credit Underwriter
- Securities Broker
- Financial Consultant
- Insurance Specialist
- Financial Planner
- Actuary
- Commercial Banker
- Securities Trader
- Financial Examiner
- Supply-Chain Analyst
- Credit Analyst
- Loan Officer
- Policy Analyst
- Purchasing Manager
- Business Manager
- Risk Analyst