Georgia State University

Robinson’s M.S. in Finance is a forward-looking program focusing on corporate finance, financial data analytics and fintech.

Through an innovative STEM-designated program  you will gain in-depth knowledge in corporate finance, valuation, and investment banking with fintech applications. You’ll also have the option to earn a fintech certificate with studio innovation experience.

Tackle Experiential Assignments

• As part of Robinson’s FinTech Lazzb, you will collaborate with faculty and corporate partners to find solutions to complex problems using data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and blockchain tools.
•  Examples of past experiential projects include:
  • Corporate lending: issue and maintain syndicated loans involving multiple banks on a blockchain
  • Crowd financing: raise and manage funds for startups through a blockchain
  • Prediction in financial markets: apply A.I. and machine learning tools to model and predict asset values and returns
  • Unstructured data in business: use machine learning to understand unstructured data such as texts and images, and help with business and investment decisions
  • Peer-to-peer insurance: build decentralized insurance solutions based on smart contracts
  • Real estate transactions: streamline various steps of real estate transactions on a blockchain
  • Digital assets: explore ownership, monetization, and transfer of assets on blockchains
• Through our Bloomberg Service Terminals, you will monitor and analyze real-time financial market data. Through the Wharton Data Research Services database, you will access comprehensive data from public companies.

Get Face Time with Industry Leaders

• Take a unique financial leadership course taught by a two-time Fortune 500 CFO who also provides one-on-one mentoring.
• Attend frequent guest speaker series, leadership symposia, and networking events.
• Connect with program alumni through networking and professional development events.
• Interact with members of Robinson’s CFO Council.
• Compete in case competitions, judged by finance professionals.