EMSF Class Schedule

The one-year EMSF program includes ten courses conducted as intensive modules taught on evenings and weekends in order to accomodate the constraints of working professionals. Each course consists of over 36 contact hours of face-to-face lectures.

One course is conducted every month (except August and September) over a ten-day period, according to the following schedule format.

Fri	Sat	Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat	Sun
evening	day	day	revision				evening	day	day
3 hrs	7.5 hrs	7.5 hrs	revision				3 hrs	7.5 hrs	7.5 hrs

Class schedule for the 2009-2010 academic year

Course #	Course	Title	Professor	Date
1	ECO9705	Managerial Economics	Luis Hall	October 16-25, 2009
2	FIN 9772	Quantitative Tools for Finance	Hammou Elbarmi	November 6-15, 2009
3	FIN 9773	Investment Theory & Applications	Michael Rakotomavo	December 11-20, 2009
4	FIN 9771	Corporate Finance	Giora Harpaz	January 22-31, 2010
5	FIN 9786	International Financial Markets	Ali Fatemi	February 12-21, 2010
6	FIN 9790	Credit Derivatives	Foued Ayari	March 5-14, 2010
7	FIN 9983	Financial Statement Analysis	Hadas Gelander	April 9-18, 2010
8	INS 9720	Risk Management and Control	Chris Hessel	May 7 - 16, 2010
9	FIN 9983	Restructuring	Thomas Piskula	June 4 - 13, 2010
10	FIN 9797	Option Markets	Avner Wolf	July 16 - 25, 2010

*Note: Under unforeseen circumstances, dates and professors are subject to change

Jean-Ayrton Voisin France
EMSF, School of Business and Economics
Class of 2009

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The Executive M.S. in Finance and M.S. in Marketing are fully accredited in the U.S.:
	by A.A.C.S.B.
	and by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education
	as affiliated programs of the Baruch College at the City University of New York