Finance
Assistant Professor Tim Finlay
Assistant Professor Michael Harden
Assistant Professor Sam Levey
Instructor T.J. Devine
The courses in this discipline are intended to give an understanding of the nature, operation, and financial issues faced by modern organizations including for profit and not-for-profit businesses and governments. The offerings of this discipline also provide pre-professional training leading to graduate study in finance, management, public administration, and law.
Students seeking to complete more than one major in the Business Department must complete a minimum of 24 additional hours of new content beyond the first major.
Each minor in the Business Department requires a minimum of 16 additional hours of new content beyond the requirements of declared majors in the department.
Majors & Programs
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Finance, Major -
Finance, Minor
Courses
FI 352: Financial Management (Corporate Finance)
FI 353: Investments
FI 355: Financial Institutions Management
FI 357: International Finance
FI 362: Corporate Risk Management
FI 406: Investment Practicum
FI 463: Internship in Finance
A practical application of theoretical skills in actual job-related situations. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 hours. Open to junior and senior majors.
FI 464: Internship in Finance
A practical application of theoretical skills in actual job-related situations. May be repeated for a maximum of 6 hours. Open to junior and senior majors.
FI 485: Senior Seminar
As an interdisciplinary capstone course, students will analyze and evaluate financial information with respect to profitability, corporate risk management, and proper financial reporting.