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Corporate Finance

The MBA option in corporate finance provides training for students in financial and investment decisions at the firm level. These decisions include raising capital, capital budgeting, risk management, corporate governance and international financial management.

Coursework

Corporate Finance coursework requirements

The information on this page is meant to give examples of the coursework in this program. Current students should refer to the OSU academic catalog for all official curriculum requirements.

 
MBA, Core 1
Course IDCourse Name15 Total Credits
BA 513Business Legal Environment3
BA 514Operations Management3
BA 515Managerial Decision Tools3
BA 516Creating Value in Exchange3
BA 517Markets and Valuation3

NOTE: Core-1 requirements may be waived if a candidate has a recent undergraduate major in business, or has completed equivalent coursework within an undergraduate business minor.

MBA, Core 2
Course IDCourse Name27 Total Credits
BA 528Financial and Cost Analysis3
BA 540Corporate Finance3
BA 550Leadership and Teams in Organizations3
BA 555Practical Business Analysis3
BA 561Supply Chain Management3
BA 569Advanced Strategic Management3
BA 572Advanced Information Systems3
BA 590Marketing Management3
MGMT 559Managing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility3
MBA, Corporate Finance, Coursework
Course IDCourse Name9 Total Credits
FIN 542Investments3
FIN 546Advanced Corporate Finance3
FIN 549Mergers and Acquisitions3
MBA, Corporate Finance, Elective Coursework
Course IDCourse Name3 Total Credits
N/AAdvisor-approved graduate business course3
MBA< Corporate Finance Restricted Finance Electives
Course IDCourse Name8 Minimum Credits
N/AMust be 500 level8
Learning outcomes

MBA corporate finance learning outcomes

  • Appraise the risk profile of firms; specifically, be able to estimate the costs of capital, including debt and equity capital using financial data
  • Analyze specific operational/financial risks and apply appropriate hedging strategies
  • Evaluate strategic alternatives available to multinational corporations to manage foreign exchange exposures
  • Identify and explain corporate agency conflicts and resolutions
  • Assess corporate capital structure choice and its implications on value and performance
  • Explain the process and economic rationale for transactions in the market for corporate control
  • Assess transactions in the market for corporate control using valuation technique
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