Finance
Concentrate in Finance
The finance curriculum can be divided into two subfields - corporate finance and investments/capital markets. This finance chart lists the advanced electives by the subfield to which they belong and the associated prerequisites. Note that the material in several courses overlaps both subfields. If you are not concentrating in Finance but would like to have some exposure to corporate finance and investment/capital markets, Foundations of Finance (FINC-UB 2) followed by Corporate Finance (FINC-UB 7) provides an excellent overview of these two areas in finance.
For course descriptions, prerequisites and course scheduling options, please review the Course Index.
Course Name | Course Number |
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Foundations of Finance | FINC-UB 2 |
Corporate Finance | FINC-UB 7 |
3 Advanced Finance Electives (9 units) | Any FINC-UB elective or approved course (see below). |
Course Name | Course Number |
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Financial Modeling and Analysis | ACCT-UB 23 |
Financial Statement Modeling | ACCT-GB 6300 |
Global Macroeconomics | ECON-UB 230 |
Macroeconomic Foundations for Asset Prices | ECON-UB 233 |
Business, Economy, and Policy in midst of COVID-19 | MULT-UB 24 |
The Financial System | MULT-UB 27 |
Foundations of Fintech | MULT-UB 80 |
Risk & Portfolio Management with Ecometrics | MATH-GA 2751 |
Derivative Securities | MATH-GA 2791 |
Continuous Time Finance | MATH-GA 2792 |
Courses in other Stern concentration areas can only be counted toward one concentration - they cannot be double counted.
Note: Requests to take graduate-level Stern courses must be processed through the Stern Undergraduate Advising Office. Requests to take graduate-level courses in other departments (ie - Math, GSAS Econ), please consult the individual department for applicable permission codes.