Our concurrent MBA/MS in finance (MSF) degree option enables you to get two degrees in two years, making you that much more marketable.
Whether you are considering an MBA or an MSF, there are advantages to getting both degrees concurrently. Plus, you can focus your MBA specialization in innovation and entrepreneurship, sports business, or sustainable business, gaining access to dedicated industry exposure. The concurrent MBA/MSF allows you to count certain coursework toward both degree programs, reducing the total number of credit hours and courses required to obtain both degrees. You must apply to and be admitted to both the MBA program and the MSF program.
Curriculum
Students typically complete the MBA core requirements in the first year, followed in the second year by the MSF requirements and MBA electives. Specific courses required for the MBA degree depend on the chosen specialization area (innovation and entrepreneurship, sports business, sustainable business).
Key Features
- Earn two degrees in two years
- Focus your MBA specialization in innovation and entrepreneurship, sports business, or sustainable business practices (finance and securities analysis speciation not availed with MBA/MSF concurrent)
- Take 18 fewer courses than if each degree were earned separately
- Work in the United States for up to three years after graduation by adding an MSF to your MBA with the MSF’s STEM-certified curriculum
- Expand your career options with highly desirable skills
- Stand apart in job searches with a unique dual degree
Other Concurrent Degrees
Select graduate programs at the University of Oregon allow students to pursue degrees concurrently. Students are encouraged to connect with their MBA admissions advisor to confirm they are eligible to pursue a degree concurrently with the Oregon MBA. For more information about concurrent degree options, please email us at lundquistadmissions@uoregon.edu.