Entrepreneurship • Finance
Finance majors build a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of financial management. That’s why we teach the principles of finance, explain how financial techniques can solve some of society’s most important problems, and offer many experiential learning opportunities both on and off campus, to prepare our students for future responsibilities as financial managers. Whatever your career goals, we will work with you to ensure you acquire the skills and experiences to translate your dreams into reality.
Entrepreneurship • Finance
Finance
Accountancy • Finance
Whether you're set on pursing a degree or just exploring your options, there's much to be gained from a finance degree. Our Finance majors prepare you to work in investment banking, consulting, corporate finance, investment management, investment advisory services, commercial banking, insurance, and real estate fields.
Every Farmer School student engages in hands-on learning through real-world projects, internships, consulting, and competitions, developing practical skills while working with actual business clients. These experiences begin in the First Year Integrated Core, where students apply their knowledge in team-based presentations to real businesses, gaining valuable collaborative and problem-solving experience.
Hands-On Opportunities
The Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF), also known as Red Brick Capital, provides Farmer School of Business students with hands-on experience managing a diversified portfolio through research, analysis, and leadership in FIN 481 and FIN 482, guided by alumni advisors.
Excellence and Expertise • Alumni Success • Research and Innovation
A mix of industry experts and current FSB students discuss how artificial intelligence could or should impact the commercial real estate business
Student Success • Excellence and Expertise
18 years on, the William Blair Investment Banking Case Competition continues to test FSB students' skills
Alumni Success • Excellence and Expertise
Firm co-owner notes coming lack of wealth advisors as retirements approach
Oxford and Beyond • Student Success
Pair of students among six honored: two more on watch list
Alumni Success • Excellence and Expertise
A quartet of financial services executives described their careers and lessons they've learned along the way
Piper McGee found future employer as a student; returned to university as recruiter
Sept. 5-Sophia Zhengzi Li, Rutgers University
To learn more about the Department of Finance seminar series, please contact David Gempesaw at dgempesaw@miamioh.edu.
$78,504
Average Total Compensation, Including Bonus
42%
of Students who Received a Full-time Offer Reported an Average Signing Bonus of $6,403
97.3%
of Graduates are Employed Full-time, Continuing their Education, Starting their Own Venture, Volunteering, in the Military, or Pursing other Opportunities
1.54
Internships on Average, per Finance Students
Money Magazine
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