Curriculum
The courses listed below follow the progress of a typical doctoral program in finance from years one through four.
Core Curriculum Requirements
| ECON 500 Microeconomic Theory I | Required |
| ECON 501 Microeconomic Theory II | Required |
| ECON 503 Econometric Reasoning
(Or another statistical methods course) |
Elective |
| ECON 520 Probability & Statistics |
Required |
| ECON 521 Econometric Methods | Required |
| ECON 526 Quantitative Methods |
Required |
| ECON 721 Advanced Microeconometrics | Required |
| ECON 722 Time Series Econometrics (Or another statistical methods course) |
Elective |
| BUS 704 Business Teaching |
Required |
| BUS 722 Finance I | Required |
| BUS 723 Finance II |
Required |
| BUS 724 Advanced Topics in Finance I |
Required |
| BUS 725 Advanced Topics in Finance II |
Required |
| TATTO 600 Laney Graduate School teaching course | Required |
| TATTO 605 Teaching Assistantship |
Required |
| TATTO 610 Teaching Associateship |
Required |
Most doctoral seminars are offered every other year. The sequence of courses taken by a student depends on the timing of his or her admission in the two-year cycle. The doctoral curriculum is subject to periodic review and revision.
