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Ph.D. in Business Administration: Finance Emphasis
The finance emphasis provides an advanced, integrated education in business administration with intensive training in research methods and theory applicable to finance problems. Students with a primary interest in finance will take the following finance seminars:
- FINA 865 Theory of Finance
- FINA 866 Current Issues in Finance
- FINA 867 Advanced Topics in Finance
- FINA 868 Empirical Methods in Financial Research
- FINA 869 Seminar in Financial Research
In addition, students are required to take the core curriculum that includes courses in mathematical statistics, econometrics, and stochastic processes, as well as several elective courses.
The Finance Department will not be admitting students for the 2009-2010 academic year.
The following pages provide more information about the Ph.D. program with a Finance emphasis:
Ph.D. Admissions Process
Ph.D. Program Deadlines and Entry Dates
Graduate Assistantships and Fellowships
Costs and Expenses
Frequently Asked Questions
Ph.D. in Business Administration Overview
Policy Statement for the Ph.D. in Business Administration Program