MBA Students Looking For An Advantage Can Add A Masters Of Finance Degree

In a competitive job market, adding depth and focus to an MBA can make a potential employee stand out from the crowd. One option is to add a Master's of Finance degree to an MBA

Incoming September MBA students at the Hult International Business School are being offered the chance to graduate with a Master of Finance degree at no extra cost, making it possible to graduate with both degrees in only 18 months. All successful Hult MBA application submissions before April 30th will be given a $25,000 scholarship. The scholarship covers the tuition fee for the Master of Finance degree.

Stephen Hodges, president of Hult and a former banker, said "We are offering our MBA students the opportunity to earn two Master's degrees because this will substantially help them in their job search," in a statement from the University.

The approach is beneficial for those interested in: careers in banking of all sorts, whether investment, commercial or retail; careers in investment management, such as with hedge funds; accountancy firms and regulatory bodies.

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