The Part-Time MBA program is designed to transform your career while you’re working — providing key skills and new perspectives that will immediately impact your current career and put you on course to achieve all your professional objectives.

Investment management has evolved from an art to a science in the last three decades. This evolution has placed strict demands on practitioners to master the complex analytical and quantitative methods increasingly used in managing the investment process. In response to the demands that today's financial markets place on financial professionals, the University of San Francisco offers a STEM designated Master of Science in Financial Analysis (MSFA) degree that provides rigorous, specialist training in recent advances in quantitative financial analysis and economics.

Elevate your company and your career with a Master of Science in Marketing Intelligence. The program gathers value across a wide range of marketing disciplines. Candidates build a professional toolkit that includes marketing analytics, research methods, insights, and communication skills. Graduates gain a competitive advantage for a wide range of careers in marketing analytics, consumer insights, product and brand management, marketing strategy, and innovation.

The USF Master of Science in Entrepreneurship & Innovation (MSEI) is designed to help new and recent college graduates gain essential skills and experiences in order to best compete for a place in today’s innovation economy and launch an entrepreneurial career in Sipcon Valley.  In the USF MSEI, students will learn from leading scholarly and professional faculty and gain vital mentorship and professional enterprise and entrepreneurial experience. This 12 month program will help new graduates prepare for professional careers in today’s entrepreneurial and innovation economy.

Graduates of the MSIS program will be prepared to provide leadership in the Information Systems field. It is a professional degree that: Integrate information and organizational cultures and use current and emerging concepts from both technical and managerial viewpoints Assess the need of organizations to integrate disparate internal systems and create effective communication channels with external parties such as suppliers and customers Use information technology to foster sound financial systems and create effective organizational structures to better manage an organization's human capital Analyze how policy and strategic decisions are affected by information systems and how technology is transforming organizations Create…