Business professionals interested in learning how to better identify and manage financial risk can turn to a new master’s program in Financial Risk Management at the University of Connecticut.

The program's location in Stamford, Conn., provides students with the opportunity to interact with finance professionals in Stamford and New York. Not only that, residents of Maine, ...]]>

Business professionals interested in learning how to better identify and manage financial risk can turn to a new master’s program in Financial Risk Management at the University of Connecticut.

The program's location in Stamford, Conn., provides students with the opportunity to interact with finance professionals in Stamford and New York. Not only that, residents of Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont are eligible to pay a reduced out-of-state tuition rate for the program.

UConn’s program is unique among New England public colleges and universities, so it has approval under the New England Board of Higher Education’s Tuition Break, the Regional Student Program (RSP).  A New England resident enrolled full-time in the program this year would save an estimated $8,400 in annual tuition. For information on other graduate programs approved under NEBHE's Tuition Break, view the  2011-12 RSP Tuition Break Graduate Catalog.