Manhattanville College, students will be able to pursue a bachelor’s or master’s degree in finance or a master of education degree. The offerings will involve a focus on financial analytics, business management and educational management, in an effort to bring more domestic and international students to study finance at Manhattanville.
Potential concentration area options for students include: mergers and acquisitions; investment banking; blockchain; artificial intelligence; and sustainable finance. NYIF at Manhttanville will also offer career services support for its finance students.
“We are excited to embark on this new venture with the New York Institute of Finance, one of New York City’s oldest and most reputable institutions for financial training,’’ said Manhattanville President Michael Geisler. “This initiative is in keeping with our mission to educate socially responsible leaders in a global community, bringing additional international students to campus from many new countries worldwide while also providing our domestic students with exposure to international business practices and global markets, thus further increasing their job opportunities both locally and globally. It will firmly position Manhattanville College as a leader in global education in Westchester County.”
The partnership will also create a community-facing Business Executive Training Center at Manhattanville, which will host executive training and certification programs for local corporate executives, public institutions, community organizations and Manhattanville alumni.
Manhattanville, a private liberal arts school located in Purchase with more than 1,500 undergraduate students and almost 1,000 graduate students, currently offers degree and certificate programs in areas such as: business management; finance; economics; accounting; business leadership; sport business and entertainment management; human resource management; and marketing and communication management.
The college will be responsible for the joint program’s curriculum and for employing its faculty. With the NYIF, the school will collaborate on course content and deciding on elective courses.
