At Indiana University Southeast, both the MBA and the MSSF are designed primarily for working professionals who seek a high-quality, part-time graduate business academic experience.
The Indiana University Southeast Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program is designed for students interested in continuing their education in the field of business. Through the program, business professionals increase their breadth of knowledge, ability to analyze business alternatives more thoroughly, and opportunities for more challenging, responsible,and productive careers in the business community.
The Indiana University Southeast Master of Science in Strategic Finance (MSSF) is a graduate business program designed to advance the careers of financial professionals in the private sector and public accounting. The MSSF develops knowledge, skills, and abilities in cost management, financial management, business analysis and valuation, financial statement analysis, decision modeling and simulation, topics in fraud, and advanced corporate financial strategy. Additional elective courses focus on enhancing the financial professional’s abilities in specific areas, such as investment management, international financial management,venture growth management, project management, and information technology management.Professionals without an undergraduate accounting background may choose accounting elective coursework to qualify for the CPA designation.
The MBA and MSSF are designed as separate degree programs. Students and alumni interested in completing both degree plans should contact the Director of Graduate Business Programs for more information about the specific requirements to earn both degrees.Completion of both the 2012 MSSF and MBA programs (simultaneously or consecutively) requires a minimum of 54 graduate credit hours.
As an AACSB accredited business school, the IU Southeast School of Business maintains the quality reputation of an IU degree.
Our mission is "quality education for a lifetime of achievement." In addition to the AACSB accreditation, we have solid evidence that supports our mission of "quality education."
