Finance

Degree

Bachelor of Science with a major in Finance
College of Business (COB)

Contact

Moustafa Abuelfadl Ph.D., CFA
Associate Professor, College of Business
Mabuelfadl@une.edu

Mission

The program aims to provide innovative, technologically driven, experiential financial education through experienced, skilled, and supportive faculty who offer innovative curricula. The program will prepare students to use cutting-edge technology in finance and assume ethically and socially responsible roles in business, not-for-profit organizations, and society.

Program Description

Students in the Bachelor of Science with a major in Finance program will graduate with skills that will prepare them for jobs in the finance field. The program's design includes foundational business and specialized finance courses and ensures graduates use cutting-edge technologies.

PROGRAM GOALS

  • Apply innovative fundamental techniques in finance.
  • Evaluate complex financial problems using innovative technology tools and methods.
  • Apply financial management decisions ethically and with socially responsible outcomes.

Curricular Requirements

CAS Core RequirementsCredits
Total Credits42
Program Required CoursesCredits
BUAC 201 – Financial Accounting3
BUAC 303 – Managerial Accounting3
BUEC 203 – MacroeconomicsCredits Fulfilled by Core Requirements
BUEC 204 – MicroeconomicsCredits Fulfilled by Core Requirements
BUFI 205/DSC 205 – Introduction to Data Analysis & Modeling3
BUFI 315 – Business Finance3
BUFI 322 – Investments3
BUFI 323 – Fixed Income Securities3
BUFI 324 – Financial Markets and Institutions3
BUFI 325 – International Finance3
BUFI 350 – Entrepreneurial Finance3
BUFI 415 – Advanced Business Finance3
BUFI 422 – Seminar in Portfolio Management3
BUMG 101 – Introduction to Business3
BUMG 120 – Innovation Through Technology or BUFI 210 – Principles of Algorithmic Programming3
BUMG 307 – Operations Management3
BUMG 325 – Legal Environment of Business3
BUMG 495A – Internship/Experiential Learning in Finance Profession3
BUMG 498 – Strategic Management3
BUMK 200 – Marketing3
MAT 190 – Calculus I or MAT 120 – StatisticsCredits Fulfilled by Core Requirements
Total Credits54
Open Elective Courses (as needed to reach 120 credits)Variable
Minimum Total Required Credits120

Learning Outcomes

  1. Demonstrate knowledge of business disciplines to apply to the real world.
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  3. Apply technologically driven methods in trading and financial portfolio construction.
  4. Develop pro forma financial plans for existing and new businesses.
  5. Analyze and evaluate global finance and its relation to domestic firms.

Minor

Program Required CoursesCredits
BUAC 201 – Financial Accounting3
BUFI 205/DSC 205 – Introduction to Data Analysis & Modeling3
BUFI 315 – Business Finance3
BUFI 322 – Investments3
BUFI 415 – Advanced Business Finance3
One (1) 300-level course with BUFI prefix3
Minimum Total Required Credits18

Transfer Credit

See Undergraduate Admissions for more information.

Admissions

See Undergraduate Admissions for more information.

Financial Information

Tuition and fees for subsequent years may vary. Other expenses include books and housing. For more tuition and fees information, please consult this catalog's Financial Information section.

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