Three distinct programs. One framework.
Launch a career in modern finance. MS Finance Suite programs at the Fox School of Business are built around where finance is going, combining financial expertise with data science, machine learning, and AI. Three distinct programs. One framework. Find the pathway that fits your background and career goals.
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Fast Facts
A quick snapshot of the structural elements that make Temple University’s MS Finance Suite exceptional.
Modern Curriculum
Required courses include Data Intelligence, Machine Learning in Finance, Data Science in Finance, Generative AI for Finance, and AI in Portfolio Management.
Superior Facilities and Technology
On campus classes in a modern building with spacious classrooms, several computer labs, and access to Bloomberg terminals.
Perfect Geographic Location
Study in Philadelphia, a major financial center with proximity to Vanguard, BlackRock, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and many other firms across the Northeast corridor.
Preparation for CFA Exams
Unique program calendar and curriculum design support sitting for professional certification exams during graduate study. Kaplan exam preparation materials are included in tuition.
Connections to Industry
Faculty and guest speakers bring experience from investment banking, asset management, wealth management, quantitative finance, and capital markets into the classroom.
Large Alumni Network
Over its long history, the MS Finance Suite at Temple University have produced numerous alumni who work in global financial centers around the world.
Three Pathways to Modern Finance
Each program provides a distinct mix of finance theory, mathematical depth, technological skills, and industry applications. Compare skills you can build and career pathways opened for you.
Financial Analysis MS | Quantitative Finance MS | Financial & Quantitative Analysis MS
Finance Has Evolved. Have You?
Financial Analysis MS
STEM-designated program that integrates modern finance theory with data science and AI-supported decision-making. Develops financial, strategic, and technical capabilities necessary to succeed in rapidly changing financial industry. Recognized as a CFA Institute University Affiliation Program (UAP) and incorporates CFA Level I, II, and III Body of Knowledge. Cohorted 30-credit program that can be completed full-time in 10 or 22 months or part-time.
Skills you will build
- Equity research and corporate valuation
- M&A and private equity
- Derivatives and digital finance
- Machine learning in finance
- Python and financial technology tools
Career Pathways
- Investment analysis and equity research
- Investment banking
- Asset management
- Portfolio and investment strategy
- FinTech and data-driven finance
Learn more about our Financial Analysis MS program.
Engineer the Future of Finance
Quantitative Finance MS
STEM-designated program that develops advanced expertise in mathematical finance, derivative pricing, quantitative portfolio management, and financial engineering integrated with data science, machine learning, and AI-supported decision-making. Cohorted 30-credit program that can be completed full-time in 10 or 22 months.
Skills you will build
- Stochastic modeling and simulations
- Derivative pricing and financial engineering
- Quantitative portfolio management
- Machine learning in finance
- Python and MATLAB applications
Career Pathways
- Quantitative analysis and research
- Risk modeling and risk management
- Computational finance and trading
- Hedge funds and alternative investments
- FinTech and data-driven finance
Learn more about our Quantitative Finance MS program.
Master the Complete Finance Spectrum
Financial & Quantitative Analysis MS
STEM-designated program that uniquely interweaves applied finance, computational finance, predictive analytics, and AI-supported decision-making. Develops interdisciplinary expertise rarely found within a single finance program. Recognized as a CFA Institute University Affiliation Program (UAP) and incorporates CFA Level I, II, and III Body of Knowledge. Cohorted 36-credit program that can be completed in 22 months.
Skills you will build
- Investment analysis and equity research
- Quantitative financial analysis
- Risk management and risk analysis
- Hedge funds and alternative investments
- FinTech and data-driven finance
Career Pathways
- Equity research and corporate valuation
- Stochastic modeling and simulations
- M&A and private equity
- Derivative pricing and engineering
- Machine learning in finance
Learn more about our Financial & Quantitative Analysis MS program.
Which Program Is Right for You?
Background
Target Career
Financial Analysis MS
Business, economics, or finance major or minor
Investment analysis, investment banking, asset management, financial consulting
Quantitative Finance MS
Any major that requires calculus
Quantitative analysis, risk management, financial engineering, computational finance
Financial & Quantitative Analysis MS
Business, economics, or finance major; solid knowledge of calculus
Quantitative investment analysis, risk management, quantitative asset management, financial engineering
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MS in AI Management Discovery Session
Artificial intelligence is reshaping every industry, but organizations need leaders who can connect emerging technologies to real business outcomes.
Join Temple University’s virtual discovery session to learn how the Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence Management at the Fox School of Business prepares professionals to lead AI-driven transformation. The fully online, 30-credit program combines AI strategy, governance, implementation and leadership skills with real-world industry applications and a hands-on capstone experience
By attending, you will:
- Learn how the program prepares leaders to identify and implement high-impact AI opportunities.
- Explore the online curriculum, electives and industry-connected capstone experience.
- Understand career pathways in AI strategy, digital transformation and AI leadership.
- Review admissions requirements, deadlines and application expectations.
- Get answers to your questions during a live Q&A session.
Whether you’re an early-career professional, a manager looking to advance your expertise or a recent graduate seeking a competitive edge, this session will help you understand how a business-first AI education can support your career goals. Meet admissions representatives, learn about the curriculum and explore what makes Temple’s approach to AI management distinct.
MS Finance Suite Discovery Session
The finance industry looks very different than it did a decade ago, even 5 years ago. Employers increasingly seek professionals who combine financial expertise with technology, analytics, and risk management skills. Join the Fox School of Business Admissions Team and the program’s Academic Director for a virtual information session exploring the MS Finance Suite and learn how our industry-focused curriculum prepares students to become today’s leaders in finance.
You’ll hear how Fox integrates financial analysis, quantitative finance, data science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence into our graduate finance programs. You’ll also learn about opportunities to pursue CFA and FRM exam preparation alongside your master’s degree while developing the professional skills needed for long-term career success.
During this session, you’ll learn how Fox helps students:
- Explore the differences between the MS in Financial Analysis, MS in Quantitative Finance, and MS in Financial and Quantitative Analysis programs.
- Learn how CFA and FRM preparation are embedded throughout the curriculum.
- Understand how data science, machine learning, and AI are integrated into graduate finance coursework.
- Discover career development resources, industry engagement opportunities and alumni outcomes.
- Learn about admissions requirements, scholarships, and application timelines.
Whether you’re interested in investment management, corporate finance, risk management, fintech or quantitative analysis, this session will help you determine which program aligns with your goals.
MBA Current Student Panel
What is it really like to earn an MBA while building your career?
Join current Fox MBA students for an interactive panel discussion and gain firsthand insight into the MBA experience at Temple University’s Fox School of Business. Hear how students are balancing work, school and personal commitments while developing the leadership, strategic thinking and business skills needed to advance their careers.
Panelists will share their experiences inside and outside the classroom, including participating in Fox’s innovative Learning Labs, collaborating with diverse professionals, building meaningful connections and applying new concepts to real business challenges. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and learn what motivated students to pursue an MBA, how they selected Fox and how the program is helping them achieve their goals.
Session Outcomes:
- Understand what the day-to-day Fox MBA student experience looks like.
- Learn how experiential learning and Learning Labs connect theory to practice.
- Explore how students manage graduate school alongside professional responsibilities.
- Gain insight into networking, career development and leadership growth opportunities.
- Hear authentic perspectives on why students chose the Fox MBA and the impact it is having on their careers.
MS in Business Analytics Discovery Session
Join the Fox School of Business Graduate Admissions Team and Academic Program Director for a Business Analytics Discovery Session and learn how Temple University’s Master of Science in Business Analytics can help you develop the technical, analytical and business skills needed to thrive in today’s data-driven economy.
Designed for professionals and recent graduates seeking to advance their careers, the program combines statistical analysis, data visualization, machine learning and decision modeling with practical business application. Students learn not only how to analyze data, but also how to translate insights into strategic business decisions.
During this session, you’ll:
- Learn how the MS in Business Analytics curriculum develops both technical expertise and business acumen.
- Explore career pathways in analytics, business intelligence, consulting and decision support roles.
- Understand admissions requirements, application timelines and scholarship opportunities.
- Discover how experiential learning and industry-focused coursework prepare students for career advancement.
- Receive guidance on evaluating whether the program aligns with your professional goals.
You’ll also have the opportunity to engage with admissions representatives, ask questions and gain insight into the student experience at the Fox School of Business.
Whether you’re looking to strengthen your analytical capabilities, transition into a data-focused role or accelerate your professional growth, this session will help you determine whether the MS in Business Analytics is the right next step for your future.
From Risk to Innovation: The Evolving Role of IT Auditing – Demo Class
Technology is transforming every industry, creating new opportunities and new risks. Join Professor Thu Nguyen for a live online demo class. The class will explore the growing role of IT auditing in advancing technology adoption, protecting digital assets and supporting informed business decision-making.
During this interactive session, you’ll experience what graduate-level learning is like in Temple University’s Fox School of Business MS in IT Auditing and Cyber Security program.
Participants will:
- Learn from Thu Nguyen about how IT auditing has enabled advanced technology developments throughout the years.
- Get a taste of a course in the IT Auditing Concentration within the MS in IT Auditing and Cyber-Security graduate program.
- Experience what learning from an industry leader is like in courses within the Specialized Master’s programs.
Whether you’re exploring a career in cybersecurity, risk management, compliance or technology consulting, this virtual sample class offers a firsthand look at how the program prepares professionals to lead in an increasingly digital world.
TUCC Discovery Morning
Coffee and Connect mornings are an excellent way to discover Fox School of Business’s and the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management’s diverse graduate program offerings and connect directly with our admission team.
Grab a coffee and get your questions answered about:
- Admissions criteria and deadlines
- Program curriculum and career resources
- Scholarship opportunities and financial aid
The morning includes a brief 15‑minute presentation at 8:45 AM, with time both before and after to meet individually with admissions representatives.
Temple’s Center City Campus sits directly next to City Hall and is easily accessible from SEPTA’s Suburban Station and City Hall Station.
Doctor of Business Administration Discovery Session
Join the Fox School of Business for an Executive DBA Discovery Session and learn how Temple University’s Executive Doctorate in Business Administration helps experienced leaders transform professional expertise into meaningful organizational impact.
Designed for senior professionals with extensive management experience, the Executive DBA combines rigorous, applied research with a format that supports working executives. Through weekend residencies, online collaborative bridge sessions and personalized faculty mentorship, students develop the skills to investigate complex business challenges and create evidence-based solutions that advance their organizations and careers.
During this session, you’ll hear about the program’s curriculum, research opportunities, dissertation process, and admissions requirements. You’ll also learn how Executive DBA graduates use their research skills to become stronger decision-makers, organizational leaders, and university instructors.
During this session, you will:
- Understand how the Executive DBA differs from a traditional PhD.
- Learn how the program format supports working executives.
- Explore the curriculum, faculty mentorship and dissertation experience.
- Discover how applied research can address real-world business challenges.
- Review admissions requirements and the application process.
PhD and Business Research MS Discovery Session
The Fox School of Business PhD program prepares future scholars to advance knowledge, influence business practice and pursue academic careers at leading institutions worldwide. Join us for a virtual information session to learn how the Fox PhD combines rigorous research training, dedicated faculty mentorship and collaborative scholarship in a supportive academic community.
During this session, you’ll hear from program representatives about the doctoral student experience, admissions process and the resources available to support your success throughout the program. You’ll also gain insight into the Fox School’s research culture and the opportunities available across a range of business disciplines.
Participants will:
- Learn how the Fox PhD prepares graduates for research-focused academic careers.
- Explore the program structure, faculty mentorship model and research opportunities.
- Understand admissions requirements, funding considerations and application expectations.
- Discover how doctoral students collaborate with faculty and present research at major conferences.
- Get answers to questions about fit, preparation and next steps in the application process.
MS in Human Resource Management Discovery Session
Join the Fox School of Business for a discovery session on the Master of Science in Human Resource Management at Temple University.
Designed for career entrants, career changers and experienced professionals looking to accelerate their impact, this flexible online program combines practical HR expertise with leadership development. You’ll learn how the curriculum prepares students to navigate today’s workplace challenges through courses focused on talent acquisition, organizational leadership, communication, negotiation, strategy, and business transformation. The program is aligned with Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) competencies and can help students prepare for and maintain SHRM certification.
During this session, you’ll hear directly from admissions representatives and program leadership, explore the curriculum, review admissions requirements and learn about tuition, scholarships and available support resources.
What You’ll Learn
- How the MS in Human Resource Management can support your career goals.
- What to expect from the curriculum and flexible online format.
- How the program develops leadership and strategic HR skills.
- Admissions requirements, deadlines and application tips.
- Scholarship, funding, and tuition information.
Executive MBA Discovery Session
As organizations navigate increasing complexity and change, effective leadership requires more than experience alone. The Fox Executive MBA at Temple University is designed for accomplished professionals who want to broaden their perspective, strengthen their decision-making skills and create greater impact within their organizations.
Join us for an online information session to learn how the Fox Executive MBA combines leadership development, business strategy and practical application in a 16-month format designed for working professionals. You’ll gain insight into the curriculum, cohort experience, global immersion opportunity and concierge-style support services that help students succeed throughout the program.
You’ll also hear about admissions requirements, application timelines, tuition, scholarships and financing options. Whether you’re pursuing advancement within your current organization, preparing for a career transition or seeking to become a more effective leader, this session will help you determine whether the Fox Executive MBA is the right fit for your goals.
Following this session, you’ll be able to:
- Evaluate how the Fox Executive MBA aligns with your professional and leadership goals.
- Understand the program experience, including the curriculum, cohort model and global immersion.
- Identify the next steps for admission, financing and application planning.
Admissions Support & FAQs
Learn about credentials, timelines, and career paths below, or connect with our admissions team directly for personalized support.
Liqing Chen
Associate Director of Graduate Enrollment
Reach Liqing by emailing or calling 215-204-1037.
Financial Analysis MS
What financial modeling and valuation topics are covered?
The MS in Financial Analysis covers equity analysis, corporate valuation, and value management. In applied valuation work, students use comparable-company and precedent-transaction analysis, DCF modeling, and real-options valuation techniques.
How does the program prepare students for CFA-related careers?
The MS in Financial Analysis is a CFA Institute University Affiliation Program whose curriculum incorporates the Level I, II, and III Candidate Body of Knowledge. The course calendar is aligned with the CFA exam dates, and Kaplan preparation materials are included in tuition for students who choose the CFA pathway.
What technical tools or software are taught?
Students work with Bloomberg, Capital IQ Pro, and FactSet for market and company research; Tableau and SQL for dashboards and data analysis; and Python and R for financial modeling, econometrics, and machine learning. Excel is used extensively for valuation, corporate finance, and portfolio assignments.
What applied finance projects or internships are available?
Applied learning includes a virtual portfolio simulation, case-based investment management work, an equity valuation project, market and economic analysis, and real-world portfolio challenges. Students may also pursue internships, firm visits, and other professional experiences.
What jobs do graduates typically obtain?
Graduates are prepared for investment analysis and equity research, investment banking, asset and wealth management, portfolio strategy, corporate valuation, and financial consulting. The program’s data science and financial technology components also support roles in FinTech and data-driven finance.
What are the admission requirements for this program?
Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree, normally with at least a 3.0 GPA, and have prior coursework in accounting, finance, statistics, and micro- and macroeconomics. The application should include transcripts, résumé, one letter of recommendation, and statement of goals. Applicants without a qualifying degree from an English-speaking institution must provide an approved English-language test score. GMAT/GRE scores are optional.
How long does it take to complete the program?
The 30-credit MS in Financial Analysis offers full-time completion in 10 or 22 months, as well as a part-time path. The extended option gives students additional time for professional experience and CFA preparation while they progress through the curriculum.
What is the total cost of the program, including fees?
Total cost is based on 30 graduate credits plus applicable university and program fees. Temple sets tuition annually, so students should use the current Bursar tuition schedule and cost-of-attendance calculator. Whether the program is completed full-time or part-time may also impact the total cost.
Are scholarships or financial aid options available?
Domestic students may be eligible for federal loans and private education loans, and admitted Temple alumni may qualify for a 5% tuition scholarship. Domestic and international applicants are automatically considered for merit awards during admission review. Because awards are made on a rolling basis, applications should be submitted by the scholarship deadline.
What career support services are offered to students?
Fox’s Center for Student Professional Development provides one-on-one career coaching, professional development seminars, résumé and interview support, recruiting resources, and employer connections. Students also benefit from finance guest speakers, alumni engagement, and firm visits.
Financial & Quantitative Analysis MS
What quantitative finance topics are included in the curriculum?
The MS in Financial & Quantitative Analysis spans equity research and M&A modeling alongside stochastic calculus, option pricing, volatility modeling, financial econometrics, and quantitative portfolios. The curriculum also integrates data science, machine learning, and AI applications in investment and risk decisions.
How much emphasis is placed on mathematics, statistics, and coding?
Mathematics and statistics are interwoven in the program curriculum. Students study probability theory, econometrics, stochastic processes, and numerical methods. They implement financial analysis in Python and R, including machine learning methods applied to real financial data.
What financial modeling and risk analysis skills are developed?
Students build valuation models using comparable companies, precedent transactions, and merger accretion/dilution analysis. Quantitative courses cover derivative pricing, Value at Risk and expected shortfall, credit risk analysis, stochastic volatility modeling, and portfolio optimization.
What internship or applied learning opportunities are available?
Applied coursework includes Python and R projects using financial data, option pricing and volatility assignments, valuation cases, virtual portfolio simulations, and an integrated AI-supported trading system project with a strategy defense. Students may also pursue internships and use CFA-oriented coursework and Kaplan materials to strengthen professional preparation.
What industries hire graduates of this program?
Graduates can pursue investment analysis, equity research, investment banking, asset and wealth management, quantitative analysis, risk management, computational finance, financial engineering, FinTech and AI applications in finance. These paths extend across banks, asset managers, consulting firms, insurers, and technology-oriented financial institutions.
What are the admission requirements for this program?
Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree, normally with at least a 3.0 GPA, and have coursework in accounting, finance, statistics, and micro- and macroeconomics. The review gives special attention to quantitative preparation. The application should include transcripts, résumé, one letter of recommendation, and statement of goals. Applicants without a qualifying degree from an English-speaking institution must provide an approved English-language test score. GMAT/GRE scores are optional.
How long does it take to complete the program?
The MS in Financial & Quantitative Analysis is a 36-credit, cohort-based program designed for completion in 22 months. Its four-semester sequence combines the entire financial analysis curriculum with advanced quantitative and computational coursework.
What is the total cost of the program, including fees?
Total cost is based on 36 graduate credits plus applicable university and program fees. Because Temple sets tuition annually, students should consult the current Bursar tuition schedule and cost-of-attendance calculator and budget across the program’s 22-month enrollment period.
Are scholarships or financial aid options available?
Domestic students may be eligible for federal loans and private education loans, and admitted Temple alumni may qualify for a 5% tuition scholarship. Domestic and international applicants are automatically considered for merit awards during admission review. Because awards are made on a rolling basis, applications should be submitted by the scholarship deadline.
What career support services are offered to students?
Fox’s Center for Student Professional Development provides one-on-one career coaching, professional development seminars, résumé and interview support, recruiting resources, and employer connections. Students also benefit from finance guest speakers, alumni engagement, and firm visits.
Quantitative Finance MS
What advanced finance, math, and programming topics are taught?
The MS in Quantitative Finance covers stochastic calculus, time-series and volatility models, numerical methods, derivative pricing, fixed income, Value at Risk, portfolio optimization, machine learning and AI-supported trading. Students also study digital finance topics including blockchain, cryptoassets, DeFi, stablecoins, and central bank digital currencies.
How does the program prepare students for careers in trading or risk management?
MS in Quantitative Finance students learn how to apply statistical models to trading and risk management decisions. Coursework covers model validation, execution costs, overfitting risk, and governance under real market frictions.
Are there applied financial modeling or derivatives courses?
Yes. The MS in Quantitative Finance curriculum contains several courses covering financial modeling and derivatives. In the derivatives courses, students learn how to price options and other derivatives using various analytical and numerical techniques.
What quantitative tools and software are used?
MS in Quantitative Finance students use Python and Jupyter notebooks for data science, machine learning, and trading systems; Excel and R for financial econometrics, time-series analysis, and volatility modeling; and SQL and Tableau for data analysis and visualization. Students also learn how to work with Bloomberg terminals, Capital IQ Pro, and FactSet.
What industries or employers recruit from this program?
MS in Quantitative Finance graduates are prepared to work in quantitative analysis and research, risk modeling and management, derivative pricing, computational finance, financial engineering, algorithmic trading, alternative investments, and FinTech. Potential employers include banks, asset managers, hedge funds, insurers, trading firms, and other organizations seeking mathematical finance expertise.
What are the admission requirements for this program?
MS in Quantitative Finance applicants need a bachelor’s degree and a strong quantitative foundation, including calculus and statistics. The application should include transcripts, résumé, one letter of recommendation, and statement of goals. Applicants without a qualifying degree from an English-speaking institution must provide an approved English-language test score. GMAT/GRE scores are optional. Admission review examines readiness for the program’s mathematical and computational depth.
How long does it take to complete the program?
The 30-credit MS in Quantitative Finance program can be completed full time in 10 or 22 months or part time in two years.
What is the total cost of the program, including fees?
Total cost of the MS in Quantitative Finance program is based on 30 graduate credits plus applicable university and program fees. Temple sets tuition annually, so students should use the current Bursar tuition schedule and cost-of-attendance calculator. Whether the program is completed full-time or part-time may also impact the total cost.
What career support services are offered to students?
Fox’s Center for Student Professional Development provides one-on-one career coaching, professional development seminars, résumé and interview support, recruiting resources, and employer connections. MS in Quantitative Finance students also benefit from finance guest speakers, alumni engagement, and firm visits.
Are scholarships or financial aid options available?
For the MS in Quantitative Finance program, domestic students may be eligible for federal loans and private education loans, and admitted Temple alumni may qualify for a 5% tuition scholarship. Domestic and international applicants are automatically considered for merit awards during admission review. Because awards are made on a rolling basis, applications should be submitted by the scholarship deadline.
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