Financial Management and Capital Markets Track

The Finance sector is comprised of establishments primarily engaged in financial transactions, which involve the creation, liquidation, or change in ownership of financial assets. Almost every firm, government agency, and other type of organization employ one or more financial managers. Working in offices often close to top managers and with departments that develop the financial data those managers need, financial managers typically have direct access to state-of-the-art computer systems and information services.

Course # Major Core Credits
29:390:300 Financial Econometrics 3
29:390:315 Investments 3
29:390:330 Corporate Finance 3
29:390:370 Financial Institutions 3

Students are required to complete four, three-credit elective courses. Elective options are:

Course # Title Credits
29:390:331 Ethics in Finance 3
29:390:340 Financial Statement and Security Analysis 3
29:390:375 International Financial Management 3
29:390:386 Derivatives 3
29:390:440 Treasury Management (formerly titled Working Capital Management) 3
29:390:450 Advanced Corporate Finance 3
29:390:468 Analysis and Fixed Income 3
29:390:470 Security Analysis 3
29:390:475 Finance of Fashion & Other Creative Pursuits 3
29:390:476 Real Estate & Capital Markets 3
29:390:480 Real Estate Finance 3
29:390:493 Special Topics (Course topic changes every semester) 3
29:390:494 Pension Fund Management 3
29:390:496 Finance Internship/Cooperative** AR
29:390:498 Independent Study in Finance* AR

AR = Credits by arrangement

** Must have prior approval by RBS Office of Career Management to register

*Must have prior approval by RBS Undergraduate Programs Office to register

Note: The prerequisite course for Treasury Management (29:390:440) is Finance (29:390:329)