Finance students develop the analytical, technical, and decision-making skills needed to evaluate investments, understand financial markets, assess business opportunities, and make strategic financial decisions. The Finance curriculum prepares students for a broad range of careers across financial institutions and corporations.
A Finance degree prepares students for a broad range of careers across financial markets, financial institutions, and corporations.
Investment Banking AnalystCorporate Finance AnalystCommercial Banking AnalystInvestment Research AnalystAsset Management AnalystWealth Management AdvisorReal Estate Finance AnalystRisk AnalystFinancial ConsultantStudents will become familiar with the institutions, theory, and practice involved with finance, including areas of corporate finance, financial institution, financial markets, and investments.
During the 2025–2026 academic year, more than 325 Finance students completed internships across 25+ states. These experiences provide students with hands-on exposure to the finance industry while building the technical skills, professional experience, and industry relationships that prepare them for successful careers.
Students can attend several Industry Days throughout the year, featuring breakout sessions and opportunities to connect directly with employers. These events help students explore career paths, gain industry insight, and network.
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Below are recommended finance electives based on career interests. These recommendations are non‐binding and these career interests do not appear on a transcript, diploma, or university curriculum. Students only need to meet the degree requirements and do not need to complete any particular group of electives to graduate. Be sure to check prerequisites. Other electives may be offered and if you are working fulltime in a paid finance role, you may be able to get internship credit with FINC 4920 (restrictions apply).
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