The program in finance provides students with solid theoretical
and practical knowledge of domestic and international finance in the
areas of corporate finance, financial derivatives, investments,
portfolio management, financial markets, and institutions. Graduates
from the finance program are prepared to enter positions in
corporations, financial institutions, brokerage houses, and investment
banks. As consultants and entrepreneurs, they enter government work as
corporate finance officers, bank officers, and investment and credit
analysts.
Major Specific Courses (24 credits)
52:390:310 Corporate Finance
52:390:315 Investments and Portfolio Management
52:390:330 Short Term Financial Management
52:390:350 Multinational Finance
52:390:410 M&A Finance
52:390:___ Finance elective
__:___:___ Approved elective
__:___:___ Approved elective
Finance Electives:
Students are
required to complete three (3) credits in finance (390) electives ONLY at or
above the 300 level. Please note: Finance Internship, Independent Study, Study Abroad course, and economics
courses WILL NOT be applied as finance electives.
Approved Electives: Students are required to complete six (6) credits chosen from the list below:
52:390:497 Finance
Internship (XPL)
52:390:487 Independent
Study Research in Finance (XPL)
50:220:203 Intermediate
Economic Theory: Micro
50:220:204 Intermediate
Economic Theory: Macro
50:220:301 Money and
Banking
50:220:322 Econometrics
50:220:391 Mathematical
Economics
52:___:___ any School of Business-Camden (school 52) subject 010, 135, 390, 533, 620, 623, or 630) course at or above the 300 level
50:220:392 Business Cycles and Forecasting
50:220:397 Industrial Economics
50:960:337 Managerial Statistics
50:960:467 Introduction to Sampling
50:960:481,482 Mathematical Theory of Statistics
50:960:490 Experimental Design and Analysis