Finance (M.S.) Spotlight

For Jonas Cui, what makes the UNH Paul Master's in Finance program outstanding is that the faculty and staff care about the growth of their students in areas such as confidence, communication, career, and networking–not just academic aspects–and that is really important to him.

Peter Logee enjoyed his undergraduate years at UNH so much that when it was time for graduate studies, Paul College was the perfect choice. He says the resources for students, knowledgeable and helpful professors, and career support are help students be successful their classes and in their…

Why did you decide to pursue a graduate degree? Why your particular program? A graduate degree is a stepping stone that converts a normal being into a professional and it provides you expertise in a specific field with a concentration on very specific subjects. Personally, I was an undergraduate…

Why did you decide to pursue a graduate degree? Why your particular program? Early on in my academic career, I fostered a passion for the world of finance, specifically investments and the capital markets. Nearing the end of my undergraduate career, I became interested in further expanding my…

Vaishali Shroff came to UNH Paul College to earn her master's degree in finance. With experience in corporate business law she wanted to expand her career opportunities by gaining advance knowledge in finance to help businesses make more informed decisions. She says the program is "very well…

Michelle Burke '21G has nearly 15 years of work experience and decided to return to college to get her master's degree to learn more about financial theory and anlytics and how to apply that to making strategic business decision to help guide leardership. Tell us a bit about yourself, and why you…

Abhishek Mehta grew up in India observing his family working the the finance industry. Getting a graduate degree in finance was a path from him to deepen his knowledge in the field and Paul College presented a reputable academic program…

A Master’s in Finance helps you build and deepen your foundation of financial knowledge, giving you the skill set you need to help organizations with financial modeling and forecasting, investment analysis, programming, and communicating complex financial information. If you already have a bachelor…