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)
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: | ||
Managerial Finance | ||
Fixed Income and Derivatives I | ||
Quantitative Analysis | ||
Economics of Investment Management | ||
Equity Analysis | ||
Financial Communication and Client Interviewing | ||
Total Credits | 33 |