Department of Finance

Finance touches every industry. And we study every aspect.

Here, we do more than prepare students to excel in the world of finance—our faculty take the field to new heights with revolutionary research and industry collaboration.

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Undergraduate Finance Minor

In an increasingly complex financial environment, financial management knowledge and understanding are essential for your professional career and personal life. The undergraduate minor in finance for non-BSBA students can help get you there.

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Master's in Finance

Intensive, immersive and hands-on, the Master of Science in Finance helps you hone real-world professional skills at the top of your field. And our world-renowned faculty are there to guide you every step of the way.

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This access is courtesy of the Eller College of Management’s Department of Finance and is made possible through a generous donation by anonymous alumni in recognition of David Laskin ’21 BSBA (Finance) as the 2021 Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

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Our Finance Academic Programs

Undergraduate Program

Our rigorous, four-year finance program propels you to the top of your field. Graduates go on to work for top firms, including Goldman Sachs, Intel, JPMorgan Chase and Vanguard.

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Master's Program

Hone your advanced analytical and technical skills in our nationally recognized, STEM-designated Master of Science in Finance that offers two areas of specialization: corporate finance and investment management (including prep for the CFA and CAIA exams).

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Doctoral Program

The doctoral program in finance is designed to prepare you for a career as a top university professor and leading researcher in corporate finance, investments and financial institutions.

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You recognize a good investment when you see one. Investing in the Department of Finance at Eller supports long-term excellence in finance research, teaching and student scholarship.

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Meet Finance Students, Alumni and Faculty

Shannon Morelos '19 MSF

After overcoming a difficult childhood, Eller alumna Shannon Morelos '19 MSF shares how she plans to use her education in finance to be an advocate for others and challenge the status quo.

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Alex Andrino '18 BSBA

From an early age, Alex Andrino '18 BSBA (Finance) had a knack for business and finance. In fact, you could probably say that by middle school, running a business was a piece of cake for her, so to speak. Turning a passion for baking into a passion for banking, thanks in part to the Wall Street Scholars Program, she now works on Wall Street.

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Associate Professor Scott Cederburg and Assistant Professor David Brown

A recent study co-authored by Eller Associate Finance Professor Scott Cederburg and Assistant Finance Professor David Brown approached the question of investment from an angle of risk largely overlooked: the uncertainty of future tax rates.

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Wall Street Scholars Program

This program bridges the gap between academic learning and professional experience—last year, 100 percent of the program’s students received internships on Wall Street. Even better? Every single one turned that internship into a full-time job offer.

Wall Street Scholars Program

Financial Matters Newsletter

Financial Matters is the annual newsletter of the Department of Finance, featuring news, student and alumni profiles, awards, student engagement, faculty research and more.

Financial Matters Newsletter

Faculty Research

Our exceptional faculty are known for their cutting-edge research, which has been featured in leading publications, including The Economist, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and Forbes.

Finance Faculty Research