Our Finance Curriculum
Our finance curriculum is carefully designed to provide students with the analytical skills and practical expertise necessary to excel in any finance career. We equip students with key frameworks for financial decision making, using Nobel prize-winning models of early theorists and cutting-edge methodologies of today.
Elective courses are organized into two broad and overlapping groups. Financial Management courses deal with the optimal acquisition and deployment of capital within an organization while Investment Management is concerned with developing tools to assess risk and return in a variety of asset class settings. Other electives are industry-based and address corporate and investments topics.
A concentration in finance includes four (4) classes (12 credits) beyond the core requirements. Elective courses in finance have included:
- Advanced Corporate Finance
- Advanced Derivative Assets
- Advanced Real Estate Finance
- Applied Investment Management
- Corporate Governance and Restructuring
- Derivative Asset Analysis
- Doing Deals: Private Equity
- Economic Environment of Business
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Fixed Income Securities
- Global Derivatives Markets
- Global Macroeconomic Perspectives
- International Finance
- Investing in Illiquid Assets
- Investment Banking
- Project Finance
- Real Estate Development
- Real Estate Investment Analysis
- Real Estate Management and Finance
- Real Estate Market Analysis
- Securities Analysis and Portfolio Management
- Venture Capital and Private Equity
