Master Financial Analysis Through Real-World Application

Our comprehensive program combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience, preparing you for today's dynamic financial landscape through practical case studies and expert guidance.

Start Your Journey

Choose Your Learning Path

Every student brings different experience and goals. We've designed multiple pathways to help you find the approach that matches your current situation and career objectives.

Foundation Track

Perfect for newcomers to financial analysis. Covers fundamental concepts, basic modeling techniques, and essential Excel skills. You'll work through practical exercises using real company data.

12 weeks • Starts September 2025

Professional Development

Designed for professionals looking to enhance their analytical skills. Advanced modeling, scenario analysis, and strategic financial planning with industry-specific case studies.

16 weeks • Starts October 2025

Specialization Focus

Deep dive into specific areas like investment analysis, risk assessment, or corporate finance. Small cohorts allow for personalized attention and specialized projects.

20 weeks • Starts November 2025
Marcus Blackwood, Lead Financial Instructor

Marcus Blackwood

Lead Financial Instructor

With 15 years in investment banking and corporate finance, Marcus brings real market experience to every lesson. He's worked with companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500, giving students insights into actual financial challenges and solutions.

How We Approach Financial Education

Our teaching philosophy centers on practical application and real-world relevance. We believe the best way to learn financial analysis is by doing it.

Real Data, Real Companies

Every exercise uses actual financial statements and market data from publicly traded companies. You'll analyze the same information that professional analysts use daily.

Recent projects included analyzing Tesla's cash flow patterns and comparing valuation metrics across major tech companies.

Small Group Learning

Classes are limited to 12 students maximum. This allows for individual attention, detailed feedback on your work, and the ability to adapt content to your specific interests.

Students often request deep dives into specific industries or analytical techniques based on their career goals.

Industry Connection

Our instructors maintain active connections with financial professionals. Guest speakers share current market perspectives and emerging trends affecting financial analysis.

Last semester featured presentations from portfolio managers discussing ESG investing and cryptocurrency market analysis.

Progressive Complexity

We start with fundamental concepts and gradually introduce more sophisticated techniques. By the end, you'll be comfortable with advanced modeling and scenario analysis.

Students progress from basic ratio analysis to building comprehensive DCF models and conducting sensitivity analyses.

Student Experiences

Hear from recent graduates about their learning journey and how the program has influenced their professional development.

The hands-on approach made all the difference. Instead of just memorizing formulas, I learned to think like an analyst. The Excel skills alone have been invaluable in my current role, but understanding the reasoning behind different analytical approaches has really set me apart.

Helena Korhonen
Helena Korhonen
Financial Planning Analyst

What impressed me most was how current the content stayed. Market conditions change rapidly, and our instructors adjusted examples and case studies to reflect what was actually happening. The small class size meant we could dive deep into topics that were particularly relevant to our career goals.

Briony Fitzgerald
Briony Fitzgerald
Investment Research Associate