Thunderbird School of Global Management
MSc in Global Finance

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In today’s global economy, successful finance professionals need to understand the global financial regulations, regional dynamics national laws and cultural differences that drive international finance.

This program provides a specialization in global finance, coupled with instruction in cross-cultural relations and general management disciplines, to give you the skills, insight and training for effective financial decision making and strategy on an international scale. Graduates of this program are prepared to lead a global organization’s international fiscal efforts in financial management positions.

Program Highlights and Benefits

• 51 credit hours that can change your life and the world. (6 hours of language to attain second-language proficiency)
• Specialized classes designed to prepare you for a career in global business (Master of Science)
• Core business courses in accounting, finance, management and marketing – all from a global perspective.
• Peer diversity. Thunderbird students come from over 60 countries; some speak up to six languages.
• Global experience. Coupled with the diverse student body and global curriculum, study-abroad opportunities and second-language courses add to the global nature of the program.
• World-renowned faculty known for their innovative teaching methods and real-world global experience.
• Turn your education into more than simply a “career.” After Thunderbird, you’re not just prepared to make a better salary. You’re prepared to make a difference.

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Fall term

15 to 18 Months

Thunderbird has a rolling admissions process with finally application deadlines for the Fall program typically occurring in June. However, applications may be accepted later on a space-available basis.

Thunderbird’s application process is completed online. To be considered for entrance into the program, candidates must complete and submit:
• A completed application form
• Three personal essays responding to application questions
• GMAT or GRE, and TOEFL, IELTS, or PTE (if applicable) test scores
• Two letters of reference, preferably from an academic advisor or professor or supervisor
• All official transcripts, validating completion of a four-year degree or equivalent
• A current, sequential resume of educational and other accomplishments
• An application fee of $125

Two years of work experience, or a four-year undergraduate degree in business (major or minor), economics, science, mathematics or engineering is required for this program.