COURSE CURRICULUM

The Finance program offers a range of courses designed to provide students with a solid foundation in financial principles and practical skills. Corporate Finance (FIN 2200) introduces students to the fundamentals of managing a company’s finances, including capital budgeting, financial planning, and risk management. Financial Statement Analysis (FIN 3250) teaches how to interpret and use financial reports to assess a company’s performance and make informed decisions. Personal Financial Planning (FIN 3270) covers strategies for managing individual finances, including budgeting, investing, and retirement planning. Investment Banking (FIN 3400) explores the role of financial institutions in capital markets, including mergers and acquisitions and underwriting. Security Analysis (FIN 3420) focuses on evaluating stocks, bonds, and other investment vehicles to build effective portfolios. Real Estate Investments (FIN 3440) provides insight into property markets and investment strategies in real estate. Small Business Finance (FIN 3470) addresses the unique financial challenges faced by small enterprises. Financial Markets and Institutions (FIN 3460) examines the structure and function of markets and the regulatory environment. Together, these courses equip students with the knowledge and analytical tools to pursue successful careers in finance, investment, and related fields.