南伊利諾伊大學(xué)卡本代爾分校

In today’s world, the financial implications involved in making decisions for business and government are becoming increasingly complex. Financial considerations play an important part in research, engineering, production, marketing and other areas. Graduates of our finance program are prepared for key financial roles critical to business and governmental operations.

OUR CURRICULUM

Our Finance curriculum offers three areas of specialization meeting the varied interests of our students: financial management, financial institutions and investments. Whatever career path you choose, we offer the specialization to take you where you want to go.

Finance majors must, for courses taken at SIU, maintain a cumulative 2.00 GPA in courses with the finance (FIN) prefix (with the exception of Finance 200, 270, 310 and 323) and also earn a minimum grade of "C" in each of the courses.

ELECTIVES

You can explore different areas and acquire the advanced knowledge and skills necessary to achieve your individual occupational goals through our business economics electives. Find out about the various options and electives we offer by visiting the academic advisement webpage.

ADVANCED STUDY

Graduates from our undergraduate finance program are prepared for advanced degree studies in three different areas: Master of Business Administration, Master of Finance or Master of Quantitative Finance.

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES FOR STUDENTS

Our program gives undergraduate finance students the basic understanding of finance systems. Graduates of the program should be able to effectively communicate in both oral and written formats in a business setting and apply their knowledge of finance to unstructured problems. They will be prepared to work effectively as part of a team and in a computer-based environment.

SPECIALIZATIONS

If you’re interested in a career within the financial operations of businesses or public institutions, the financial management program will give you the preparation you need. The financial institutions specialization is for those who want to work with financial intermediaries and financial markets. The investments concentration is for those with a desire to work in security analysis and portfolio management.