Why study Finance
Finance, described as the "art and science of managing money," is integral to every business globally. Financial operations are vital to organizational and individual success.
A finance degree prepares students to think critically and become creative problem solvers. They will learn to collect, assess, and interpret financial data. Career possibilities include financial analysis, stockbroking, portfolio management, financial planning, investment analysis, real estate, and banking.
Program Highlights
- Access real-world connections and experiences, including:
- Govs Fund, a student-managed investment fund;
- Banking on Govs, a two-year program to gain additional banking credentials through the Southeastern School of
- Funding and scholarships allow students to participate in community events, professional conferences, and networking functions.
- Gain valuable career preparation and job search advice through direct access to the College of Business’s career readiness coach.
Faculty in this program either have a Ph.D. or a DBA in finance and regularly publish their research in top business academic journals. Many also work as consultants within the field, bringing decades of real-world experience.
What will I learn
- Analyze financial data and make data-driven business decisions.
- Understand financial markets and
- Manage personal and business finances efficiently.
