Finance encompasses the management of money at the personal, corporate and public levels. Students learn the big picture of business and can prepare for careers ranging from financial adviser to investment banker.
Finance encompasses the management of money at the personal, corporate and public levels. Students learn the big picture of business and can prepare for careers ranging from financial adviser to investment banker.
Students interested in finance can major in business administration and choose from the following concentrations and tracks: corporate finance, financial planning, and investments. Each program is designed to prepare students for certain career paths while providing an excellent foundation in business and financial modeling.
Our programs offer in-depth courses that focus on both investments and corporate finance topics with an emphasis on developing and applying financial modeling skills. These abilities and knowledge in the finance realm can be applied to a variety of business functions, preparing students for positions such as analysts, financial planners, bankers, loan officers and more. Below are just a few examples of common job titles for graduates of each program.
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The corporate finance concentration has been accepted into the CFA Institute University Recognition Program. This status is granted to institutions whose degree program(s) incorporate at least 70 percent of the CFA Program® Candidate Body of Knowledge—providing students a solid foundation that positions them well to sit for the exam to earn the Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA) designation.
Another part of the program enables students to complete the Bloomberg Essentials Certification for Equities, which certifies their skills with Bloomberg terminal technology, the world leader in financial and data services, and gives them a competitive advantage.
Our business administration program is accredited by AACSB International—the highest distinction a business school can receive worldwide. This accreditation is held by less than five percent of business schools worldwide. It demonstrates that our program meets rigorous standards for quality and is dedicated to continuous improvement.