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Investment Management Professional

For financial advisors, analysts, and finance staff who can already read a statement and now need to argue from one to a client, a committee, or a board. Two graduate courses in how capital decisions create or destroy value, and how to prove which one is happening.
 

Overview

Plenty of finance professionals can produce a number. Fewer can say whether it means the business created value and fewer still can defend that answer to a client or a committee that reads it differently. This certificate is built around that gap.

Two graduate courses, taken back to back. You work with the measures that separate accounting profit from economic value, Market Value Added and Economic Value Added, along with the cash flow and ratio analysis behind them.

The work stays applied throughout. You use each technique on your own organization as you learn it, document it in a Leadership Development Portfolio, and argue your conclusions with a cohort of people doing the same job elsewhere. You finish holding your own analysis, not just a transcript line.

Norwich delivers this certificate as the academic component of the Raymond James Advisory Mastery Program, which is why that cohort is made up of practicing advisors.

What you Will Learn

By the end of the certificate you will be able to:

  • Calculate Market Value Added and Economic Value Added, and explain what each one reveals that reported earnings do not
  • Analyze cash flows to establish whether performance is sustainable or borrowed from a future period
  • Evaluate a company's performance through ratio analysis, and identify which ratios matter for the decision in front of you
  • Apply each technique to your own organization as you learn it, rather than to a textbook case
  • Defend your conclusions to a cohort of practicing finance professionals who will test them
  • Build a Leadership Development Portfolio documenting your applied work, a deliverable you keep and can show a client or an employer

For your next step visit:Certificate Admissions

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Tuition and Fees

Frequently Asked Questions

• A bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in any field
• A minimum GPA of 2.50, or equivalent work experience in a related field
• No GRE or GMAT required

Additional Requirements May Apply

Yes, two courses, taken one after the other, 11 weeks each, fully online and asynchronous, and the credit's will apply to the MBA, when you take the next step. Don't just take our word for it; check out what our alumni have to say.

Alumni Stories

Yes. For-credit graduate certificates are eligible for federal student aid if you file the FAFSA and list Norwich University.

Ways to Pay

Fast Facts

12

Credits

Two 6-credit courses, both applying to the MBA.

22

Weeks

11 weeks per course, 100% online.

$825

Cost per credit

Additional fees & military discounts may apply

Next Session Start Dates:

Winter: November 23, 2026

Spring: February 22, 2027

Summer: May 31, 2027

Next Session Application Deadlines:

Winter: November 13, 2026

Spring: February 12, 2027

Summer: May 21, 2027

 

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Career Outcomes

See what possible careers a resume boost could lead to. All figures are from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, median annual wage, May 2025.

  • Financial Managers
    $166,570

    Financial managers create financial reports, direct investment activities, and develop plans for the long-term financial goals of their organization.

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  • Personal Financial Advisors
    $105,070

    Personal financial advisors provide advice to help individuals manage their money and plan for their financial future.

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  • Financial Analysts
    $103,570

    Financial analysts research and evaluate financial data, forecast future trends, and prepare reports containing recommendations for businesses and investors.

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Program Requirements

Two sequential 11-week courses, 6 credits each, 12 credits total. A minimum grade of B is required in each, consistent with the MBA core.

For full course listings, requirements, and registration information, head to the Norwich University Course Catalog.