Financial Mastery

This course builds on the skills developed in Communication & Collaboration 1, moving from exploring your personal impact to exploring team impact. You’ll focus on conflict resolution and negotiation and influencing organizational outcomes through team decision making.

Financial analysts are increasingly accessing internal and external databases to formulate recommendations based on data analysis. This course will cover extraction of data using SQL and analysis using Excel and Tableau.

This is the first of two core financial management courses, covering efficient use of working capital, asset utilization, debt and equity decisions, and managing risk. 

This course encompasses financial markets, their functions, and primary global actors. This course prepares students to work within US financial markets and institutions, then expands the view to international markets and their interrelationships. You’ll look at examples that illustrate the different structures, practices, policies and evolutions, which are shaping financial systems across the global economy.

Put all your newly acquired knowledge and skills directly into practice at the end of each block through a practical and relevant business challenge. Teams will draw on the content and themes of previous courses in each block to complete challenges involving simulations, executive pitch presentations, innovation hackathons, real company challenges, designing new business models, etc.