Undergraduate Certificate in Finance

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The Department of Finance and Law offers an undergraduate credit certificate in Finance that is designed to prepare individuals who hold, or are pursuing, a bachelor’s degree in a field other than finance for entry into careers in corporate finance, money management, financial advisory, and commercial banking. Students must complete the required 15-unit program with a minimum 2.0 (C) grade point average to qualify for the certificate.

Refer to the Undergraduate Studies: General Information chapter of this catalog for general regulations governing all certificate programs.

Requirements for the Certificate (15 units)

Required courses (9 units)

FIN 3030 - Business Finance [3]
FIN 3250 - Essential Skills for Finance Professionals [3]
FIN 3320 - Investments [3]

Electives (6 units)

Select 6 units from the following:

FIN 3310 - Financial Institutions and Markets [3]
FIN 3350 - Personal Portfolio and Risk Management [3]
FIN 4030 - Intermediate Business Finance [3]
FIN 4310 - Multinational Financial Management [3]
FIN 4340 - Cases in Financial Management [3]
FIN 4370 - Securities Analysis [3]
FIN 4390 - Real Estate Finance [3]
FIN 4400 - Futures and Options [3]
FIN 4470 - Student Investment Fund [3]
FIN 4500 - Fixed Income Securities, Analysis and Strategies [3]

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Undergraduate Certificate in Finance

Requirements for the Certificate (15 units)

Required courses (9 units)

Electives (6 units)