Master of Financial Analysis
The financial industry is changing rapidly. Sophisticated software and artificial intelligence are replacing many entry-level positions and changing the job content of many more. Be ready for what happens next with a master of financial analysis (MFinA) degree from Christopher Newport. You'll be able to:
- Advise companies on corporate financial decisions
- Counsel individuals on investments, insurance, retirement funds, estate and tax planning
- Perform more efficient and effective audits
While traditional finance and accounting jobs are disappearing, the demand for applicants with strong analysis and software skills is increasing. Furthermore, in today’s competitive environment, you need soft skills to move from position to position and into jobs not yet imagined. Be ready with the MFinA.
This program gives you the tools and the foundation to serve the clients and the businesses of the future.
Alan Witt
CEO, PBMares (retired); Luter School Dean, CNU
Businesses are searching for people like you. They are looking for individuals who can take data that already exists and develop it to find meaningful insights. The MFinA graduates will be the workforce of the future.
Brian Collantuoni
Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers
I believe the MFinA will allow you to both sharpen your analytical skills within the finance and accounting realms and simultaneously allow you to differentiate yourself and stand out in the crowd to potential employers.
Chris Dion
Managing Director; Lowe, Brockenbrough & Company
Christopher Newport prides itself on its mission of creating the good citizens and leaders of tomorrow. This is exemplified in the creation of the MFinA program, which will help shape you into the business leaders of tomorrow.
Brian Eakes
Senior Vice President - Financial Planning & Analysis, Franklin Templeton
This financial analysis program is well structured and will equip you with the skills that you will need to succeed in various fields. It will also help prepare you for professional certifications should you choose to go that route.
Kenneth C. Howell
Managing Director, Virginia Retirement System
