Why Study Finance?
Whether you want to make your mark in corporate finance, investment firms, hedge funds, banking, or financial consulting, the BS in Finance will start you on the right foot. Our courses and opportunities will catapult you to a job in the business world, grad school, or even your CFA credentials.
Why Study Finance at MMC?
Where better to learn and start a career in finance than in the world’s financial capital? As a Finance major at MMC, you’ll also get a liberal arts background, which can help you develop cultural fluency and global awareness to thrive in the business environment.
The rigorous Finance curriculum, combined with MMC’s networking and internship opportunities, fully equips students to thrive in a variety of financial institutions and corporate environments like JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, Citi Group, HSBC, NBC Universal, and investment firms and hedge funds. Our students have also been accepted to reputed national and international graduate programs in finance, business, and computer science.
What You Will Learn
- Learn to apply financial concepts to investment decisions and corporate decision-making. Through this applied approach, you’ll gain experience in corporate finance, entrepreneurial finance, banking, and insurance.
- You will also learn to articulate the rationale for financial regulation and develop a perspective with an informed commitment to social, political, and ethical responsibility.
Through a variety of applied assignments, you will demonstrate critical thinking, quantitative, communication, and analytical skills that support lifelong learning.
In addition to a strong business management core that teaches you foundational principles and skills across business disciplines, you will take the following required courses for the major:
- Financial Management
- Investment
- Money, Banking and Financial Markets
- Entrepreneurial Finance
As a Finance BS student, you’ll graduate with: cultural awareness, critical thinking skills, interdisciplinary capabilities, problem-solving creativity, and a growth mindset.
Venture Out
In today’s global world, exposure to different economic and financial frameworks is valuable. As a student, you’ll have the opportunity to participate in long-term study abroad programs or in faculty-led travel courses that complement your interests, expand your understanding of other cultures, and open your eyes to your possibilities.