15 Months, Don't Pause Your Career.
Master Finance, Fintech & Capital Markets - taught by the people who ran the markets, not just studied them.
MBA Programs for Working Professionals
- Format: Two evenings a week - evening classes, English-taught
- Duration: 15 months | 12 months for qualified candidates
- Specialization: Finance, Fintech & Capital Markets
- Admission: Bachelor's degree, GPA 3.0/80%+ direct, interview path below that - no GMAT
- Recognition: Recognized in the US and Israel
- Campus: Kiryat Ono, Savyon Junction - 22 min from Tel Aviv
The Future Is Closer Than You Think
Why Choose Ono for Your MBA
Learn from the person who ran Israel's SEC
Prof. Shmuel Hauser, former Chairman of the Israel Securities Authority and Chairman of Ash Israel Bank, leads the program. When he teaches you how capital markets work - he has run one.
Real trading floor, not case studies about one.
Trading room exercises and business simulations are built into the curriculum, not bolted on. You're working the mechanics, not reading about them.
Format built for people who already have a career.
Two evenings a week. Fifteen months to completion, twelve if you qualify. No pause on your salary, your title, or your momentum.
Recognized in the US and Israel.
An accredited MBA that holds up wherever your career goes next - not a workaround, not a compromise.
A dedicated advisor from Day 1.
English-speaking, on call, handling the parts of studying abroad that have nothing to do with finance - paperwork, logistics, orientation.
Scholarships available.
Lone Soldiers, Ministry of Aliyah grants, Perach, IMPACT, Mifal HaPais, and merit-based awards.
Take a Closer Look
Faculty Spotlight
Prof. Shmuel Hauser
Former Chairman, Israel Securities Authority (Israel's SEC) · Senior VP & Professor of Finance, Ono Academic College · Chairman, Ash Israel Bank
Who Is This Program For?
You're already doing the job. This gets you the title to match.
Finance and banking professionals ready to move from analyst to leadership
Fintech operators who need the capital-markets fluency their product work assumes
Israeli-American professionals building a career that works in both markets
Career-changers moving into finance from adjacent fields - consulting, real estate, tech
Anyone who's been managing without the credential, and is done waiting for someone to notice
If you're weighing this against a US online MBA: the difference isn't the Zoom link. It's who's teaching, and whether the person in front of you has actually run what you're studying.
Get to Know Us
Meet our faculty and discover how applied academics, personal support, and career focused learning come together to help students succeed.
Personal Support
0:32Flexible Schedule
0:24Applied Learning Approach
0:48Cyber Lab
0:26Your Career Move, With Ono by Your Side
MBA in Finance and Capital Markets
Common Questions
Yes, and most students do. Classes meet two evenings a week: Sundays on campus, Wednesdays on Zoom.
Bachelor's degree from a recognized institution. GPA 3.0 (80%) or higher for direct admission; below that, an interview-based path is available. No GMAT required.
Qualified candidates can complete the program in 12 months instead of 15. Your advisor will assess eligibility during the application process.
Kiryat Ono, Savyon Junction. About 22 minutes from central Tel Aviv by car, accessible by public transit.
Yes - the MBA is recognized in both the US and Israel, so your career options aren't locked to one country.
Faculty with real market experience — including Prof. Shmuel Hauser, former Chairman of the Israel Securities Authority. You're learning from people who've done the job, not just taught it.