What You Need to Know About Niagara University's Master of Science in Finance Program
Understand the critical role of finance in business. In this program you will learn the fundamentals of finance, consisting of ten required classes. Through Niagara University’s Masters of Science in Finance program students receive access to financial databases and software analysis tools found in the financial workplace, providing critical hands-on training. In addition to the theoretical coursework, students gain experience through managing real money investment portfolios.

This full-time study program is located in the heart of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. The MS. Finance program is accredited by the Association for the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and provides students with a rigorous, advanced study in the areas of corporate finance and investments.

Why Niagara MS Finance?
We Accept College Degree Graduates
We Have Experienced Faculty
We Have an Extensive Alumni Network
We Are Fully Accredited by AACSB
We Have a Proven Track Record of MS Finance Graduates
Binational University Allowing Students to Earn an American Degree in Canada
MS Finance by the Numbers
Niagara University's MS Finance team will equip you with the right resources to advance in your career growth path long beyond the duration of the program.
97%
of Niagara University Graduates secure a job after program completion
$83,000
is the average salary for a Finance Manager
75%
of MS Finance graduates transition careers and/or double their salary
Increase in salary by industry
54%
Consulting
47%
Investment Management
43%
Technology, Internet & Ecommerce
31%
Accounting & Audit
25%
Education
Where it Can Take You
Strong finance skills are essential for any organization. Students completing the program will be qualified to work at banks, investment management firms, consulting firms, and any area that calls for a thorough understanding of financial theory and well-developed quantitative and analytical skills.
Our graduates have a 100% graduation from each of these programs and have found employment with firms including but not limited to:
Industry-Leading Faculty
Niagara MS Finance faculty are unlike others. Beyond their reputation as scholars who are published in internationally recognized publications, they are also business leaders that bring their real-life experience and expertise into classrooms.

Assistant Professor of Accounting
With an MBA degree from Niagara University, Patrick is a certified Management Accountant and a Chartered Professional Accountant who continues to be active in the consulting field. With a slew of professional designations and chair posts, Patrick is also a published author of three books on finance, personal credit and mutual funds.

Assistant Profesor of Finance
Changjie will be joining the faculty in the fall of 2020. He expects to earn his Ph.D. in finance from McGill University by Fall 2020. He obtained a B.Com (Hons) degree in Finance at the University of British Columbia and a MSc degree in Finance at Queen’s University. Prior to joining Niagara University, Changjie was a lecturer at McGill and taught Financial Derivatives. He also holds a...

Program & Career Support
As an MS Finance student, you’ll have access to the NU's support team. Our dedicated career counsellor can provide you with networking opportunities, and tailored career advice.

Workshops & Career Coaching
Through our Career Services you’ll receive personalized coaching and have access to exclusive workshops run by our in-house staff and industry guests.
Mentorship and networking
Through our extensive alumni network as well as our industry connections, NU students will be able to take advantage of our mentor/mentee program, which aims to create powerful relationships.
This institution has been granted a consent by the Minister of Colleges and Universities to offer this degree for a five-year term starting December 24, 2019. Prospective students are responsible for satisfying themselves that the program and the degree will be appropriate to their needs (e.g., acceptable to potential employers, professional licensing bodies or other educational institutions.)