Master of Financial Planning and Financial Psychology - MFPP

Master of Financial Planning and Psychology degree program is an
online program designed to prepare students for a career in the field of financial planning.
The program curriculum integrates the CFP® Board education requirement
core coursework with four financial psychology/behavioral finance courses to create a
unique and comprehensive master’s degree program in financial planning.
The graduate program would require completion of 33 credit hours, consisting of six personal
financial planning core courses, four financial psychology/behavioral finance courses, and
one elective.

MPLN Degree Requirements: (33 Credits)

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Personal Financial Planning Core: (18 credits)
MFP 752	Personal Insurance Risk Management	3
FIN 511	Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits	3
FIN 512	Estate Planning and Taxation	3
MBA 739	Tax Theory and Business Decisions	3
MBA 715	Investment Value and Theory	3
MFP 758	Case Studies in Financial Plan	3
Financial Psychology/Behavioral Finance Core: (12 credits)
MFP 753	Applied Behavior Finance	3
MFP 754	Introduction to Financial Psychology	3
MFP 755	Personal Financial Psychology	3
MFP 756	Psychology of Family Finances	3
Graduate Elective of Choice: (1 Course)		3
Suggested courses include:
MBA 711	Managerial Finance
MIM 722	Fixed Income and Derivatives I
MIM 724	Quantitative Analysis
MIM 732	Economics of Investment Management
MIM 734	Equity Analysis
MFP 757	Financial Communication and Client Interviewing
Total Credits		33