Finance is a discipline focused on the creation and management of money. To be exact, it studies how an individual, firm or government acquires money and spends money. Finance works in many areas, including asset pricing, financial markets, financial institutions, risk management, and corporate finance. The finance major will develop students’ skills in determining asset values, preparing corporate budgets, choosing optimal financial structures, managing risk, and making financial decisions such as dividend policies, mergers and acquisitions, and working capital management.

In the 21st century, every issue is global. Any decision, whether made by a government or a business, has potentially wide-ranging international impacts. We are interconnected, tangled, and interdependent. The economy in southeast Wisconsin can be affected by events in Asia; the air we breathe by Canadian environmental regulations, and even our health by the appearance of a strange new micro-organism in the Tropics. The challenges seem larger than ever and the world smaller. Our global studies program helps students understand the complex relationships at work and become adept at finding solutions to challenging issues. If subjects such as politics, international relations, policy-making, sustainability, or macroeconomics interest you, you’ll appreciate Carroll University’s interdisciplinary program. We combine courses in political science, economics, philosophy, history, religious studies, environmental science, and public health. And you’ll select an emphasis that adds focus in economics, geopolitical issues or world regions.

Prepare for diverse and well-paying job opportunities with Eastern Oregon University's award-winning, online bachelor's degree in economics. With the practical, theoretical, and hands-on curriculum, you can pursue government work, economist positions, research jobs or management work that could lead to a CEO title.

Economics is a broad discipline that includes examining issues of scarcity; decisions about production, distribution, and consumption; and behavioral responses to incentives in all areas of life. The study of economics touches many fields including finance, healthcare, education, the environment, sports, labor and household decisions, and public policy. The economics major provides you with a background for careers in business, government, economics, law, public administration, planning, as well as preparation for graduate study.

The Economics Department offers a BA, three BS degrees, and a minor. The BA provides undergraduates with comprehensive exposure to the principles and tools of economics. BS degrees provide coursework in economic analysis, financial economics, and economic policy analysis for undergraduates planning advanced study or careers in economics, financial analysis, or government.

Economics majors at The University of Tampa may pursue either a B.S. degree or a B.A. degree from the College of Business. All majors are required to develop both macro and microeconomics skills through the intermediate level. Econometrics (economic statistics) and business calculus are integrated into the curriculum. The department offers electives available across both micro and macroeconomic topics.

The study of economics provides students with valuable competencies, combining analytical and communicative skills. These analytical skills are the foundation for economic reasoning. They include problem-solving, critical thinking, and strategic decision making to analyze human behavior and the making of choices. Applications of this way of thinking are used to evaluate business operations, government policies, development projects, and in law.

Through Eastern Oregon University's bachelor's program in accounting, experience curriculum accredited by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education and complete a fast-track degree in three years. Prepare for a career as a CPA, controller, auditor, accountant, fiscal manager, or tax specialist.

If you’re interested in leadership and like crunching numbers and solving complex problems, a career in accounting may be a good fit for you. Working in the financial field is more than just balancing a checkbook. Businesses operate successfully when their finances are strong and their employees are able to make informed decisions about the way their company operates. A degree in accounting will give you the flexibility to use your skills in mathematics, communication, and relationship building in a variety of roles throughout an organization.

Actuaries use strong mathematical skills to help businesses make strategic decisions related to risk management. Actuaries determine what insurance companies charge individuals for life, auto, home, and other types of insurance. They assist companies in developing retirement plans. They work with banks to efficiently manage assets and liabilities. Actuaries are problem solvers who seek to reduce negative impacts associated with unfavorable events.

We'll help you graduate with unmatched preparation for the state CPA exam, contacts in the field, and two years of experience on your resume. You'll land internships in local, national, and international CPA firms in over 150 countries worldwide, and you’ll build the competence and character to work as a professional accountant and globally trusted business advisor.

Become an accountant by studying at one of only two New Jersey schools with separate accounting AACSB accreditation and graduate with prestigious accolades. You will develop your technical knowledge, hone your critical thinking skills and get hands-on experience to launch a successful business career.

The undergraduate program in Business Administration, which leads to a Bachelor of Science degree, is designed to accomplish two objectives. The first of these is to prepare students for lifelong professional careers in commerce, finance and industry, as well as for management careers in the public and not-for-profit sectors. A second objective is to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to obtain professional, entry level positions in one functional area of the business enterprise, or in some particular field of business.

Engage in cutting-edge research on financial markets, investments, and global business in this AACSB-accredited program. Gain a broad understanding of how the financial system operates at one of only two NJ schools with dual AACSB accreditation, and learn from talented faculty who hold top credentials. Engage in cutting-edge research on financial markets, investments and global business.

Midway University’s Bachelor of Science in Accounting provides students with the foundational knowledge and skills necessary to have a successful career in the fast-growing and challenging field of accounting. Graduates of this program are fluent in the global language of business and are prepared to take on management positions or become entrepreneurs.