Rigor, ethics, and fresh thinking

The MIT Sloan Master of Finance program provides a leading-edge approach to addressing the complexities and realities of business today. Immerse yourself in a rigorous but flexible curriculum led by world-renowned faculty, explore crucial ethical issues impacting finance and work with globally recognized industry leaders on important finance problems.

You will arrive as an early-career professional passionate about finance, and graduate as a sophisticated expert with the skills, experience, and network to seize opportunities and succeed in the world of global finance.

“ There is growing demand for professionals with rigorous finance training who can also master specialized technologies. This program is a response to that demand.”

— JIANG WANG, MIZUHO FINANCIAL GROUP PROFESSOR, PROFESSOR OF FINANCE

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MFin

See where MIT Sloan can take youVisit: Sit in on a class, attend an information session, and tour campus: mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/admissions/ admission-events/visit-mit-sloan/

Attend: Our community hosts events around the world— bringing MIT Sloan to talented candidates like you. Find out more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/admissions/ admission-events/

Apply: What makes a great MFin candidate? Aptitude, drive, passion for innovation and finance, and a desire to embrace global opportunities. Recent graduates and early career professionals are welcome to apply. Learn more and apply online at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/ admissions/apply-here/

Build your curriculumThe MFin experience is delivered in both a 12-month and 18-month format. The same degree requirements would be completed over three or four semesters. The 18-month pilot gives students the opportunity to complete an internship during their second summer. See more about the 18-month pilot at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/program-components/pilot/

Solid foundationIt all starts with a seven-week summer term that dives deep into theoretical finance and corporate accounting fundamentals. From there, you’ll work closely with an advisor to select graduate-level, finance-related electives, as well as courses from other departments at MIT. Or you may decide to gain specialized experience by pursuing an optional MFin concentration by taking an additional 3 electives in one of these areas:

• Capital Markets • Corporate Finance

Learn more and apply online at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/

Action LearningPutting theory into practice is an MIT Sloan hallmark. Whether you are onsite at a financial firm during our one-month Finance Research Practicum™ or engaged in a Proseminar with finance industry experts, you will gain practical experience and exposure. Learn more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/program-components/

Build your networkAs an MFin student, you have access to a diverse, supportive community of students, faculty, and industry leaders from across MIT Sloan—and beyond.

• Study with Andrew W. Lo, Robert C. Merton, Leonid Kogan, Antoinette Schoar, and other faculty who have profoundly shaped financial theory and practice.

• Grow your expertise, leadership skills, and peer/professional network through our myriad of clubs, conferences, and events.

• Join a global network of more than 24,000 MIT Sloan alumni and 128,000 MIT alumni —connections that will benefit you throughout your lifetime.

Learn more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/mit-sloan-community/

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See where MIT Sloan can take youVisit: Sit in on a class, attend an information session, and tour campus: mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/admissions/ admission-events/visit-mit-sloan/

Attend: Our community hosts events around the world— bringing MIT Sloan to talented candidates like you. Find out more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/admissions/ admission-events/

Apply: What makes a great MFin candidate? Aptitude, drive, passion for innovation and finance, and a desire to embrace global opportunities. Recent graduates and early career professionals are welcome to apply. Learn more and apply online at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/ admissions/apply-here/

Select EmployersA.T.Kearney Acadian Asset Management AIG (American International Group, Inc.) AIM Consulting Aksia LLC Altman Vilandrie & Company Analysis Group, Inc. Applied Predictive Technologies Bain & Company, Inc. Barclays Bayview Asset Management BlackRock Boehringer Ingelheim

Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Boston Consulting Group Citi CITIC SECURITIES CMR Business Consulting Consolidated Trading LLC CorpBanca NY Dartmouth Endowment Deloitte Consulting Deutsche Bank FDO Partners, LLC Federal Reserve Bank FFTW Fidelity Investments GE Capital Goldman Sachs Group ICBC International Lewtan Loomis Sayles & Co., LP Lunar Capital McKinsey & Company Millstein & Co. Morgan Stanley National Grid NERA Economic Consulting Oliver Wyman Group PA Consulting Group Pareto Securities Peak6 Investments Picoco LLC Quantitative Management Associates Schlumberger Business Consulting Sequoia Capital Sigma Rose LLC Snow Lake Capital Standard Life Investments State Street Corporation Sun Life Financial UBS VY CAPITAL

Learn more and apply online at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/

Action LearningPutting theory into practice is an MIT Sloan hallmark. Whether you are onsite at a financial firm during our one-month Finance Research Practicum™ or engaged in a Proseminar with finance industry experts, you will gain practical experience and exposure. Learn more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/program-components/

Build your networkAs an MFin student, you have access to a diverse, supportive community of students, faculty, and industry leaders from across MIT Sloan—and beyond.

• Study with Andrew W. Lo, Robert C. Merton, Leonid Kogan, Antoinette Schoar, and other faculty who have profoundly shaped financial theory and practice.

• Grow your expertise, leadership skills, and peer/professional network through our myriad of clubs, conferences, and events.

• Join a global network of more than 24,000 MIT Sloan alumni and 128,000 MIT alumni —connections that will benefit you throughout your lifetime.

Learn more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/mit-sloan-community/

In demand: 2014 employment reportCareer core helps you refine your career plans and teaches you the skills to conduct a successful job search, whether you are in the 12-month program looking for a full-time job or in the 18-month pilot looking for a summer internship. The Career Development Office connects MIT Sloan students with the world’s leading companies and organizations. Learn more at mitsloan.mit.edu/mfin/career-support/

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FINANCE

Asset Management: 30.9%Transactions (M&A/Securities Issuance/Advisory): 21.0%Sales & Trading: 8.6%Research: 7.4%Quantitative Analysis: 4.9%Corporate Finance & Treasury: 2.5%

CONSULTING

Management/Strategy Consulting: 14.8%Financial/Economic Consulting: 7.4%

GENERAL MANAGEMENT

Business Development & General Management: 2.5%

Application deadline

January 4, 2016Decisions by March 7, 2016

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The MIT Sloan program portfolioMIT Sloan promotes community and cross-program collaboration, strengthening the personal and professional networks of MIT Sloan students from all programs, industries, and student groups. The School provides educational opportunities for leaders through all stages of their careers.

• Master of Finance (MFin)

• MBA

• Leaders for Global Operations (LGO)

• MIT Executive MBA

• MIT Sloan Fellows Program in Innovation and Global Leadership

• PhD

• Undergraduate Program

MFin Class of 2016 profile*

Female 45%

Male 55%

Average work experience** 18.4 months

Average undergraduate GPA 3.7

GMAT (middle 80 percent) 690–770• Quant 49–51• Verbal 34–43

GRE (middle 80 percent)• Quant 163–170• Verbal 152–164

U.S. citizens/permanent residents 10%

International 90%

Countries represented 27

Undergraduate major• Business and commerce 37%• Math and science 26%• Humanities, arts, and sciences 20%• Engineering 15%• Computer Science 2%

n = 121, includes participants in the 18-month pilot graduating in February 2017.

*As of June 1, 2015

** Including internships