Bachelor of Arts [B.A] [Business Administration - Finance] From University of Washington

Overview:

After taking basic and elective courses in finance student will be able to:

• Apply the concept of the time value of money in all your financial decisions;
• Understand interest rates and how they affect financial decision making;
• Value financial securities like bonds and stocks;
• Understand risk and its relationship with return;
• Estimate and compute returns;
• Learn about derivative securities and their various uses;
• Learn about the goal of a corporation and how it uses financial tools to achieve that goal;
• Learn about portfolio management;
• Use your knowledge of finance to secure your own financial future.

Curriculum:

Once accepted into the Business School, finance students must complete the following courses for graduation.

• 30 credits of core courses:
  • TBUS 300 Managing Organizations
  • TBUS 301 Quantitative Methods
  • TBUS 310 Effective Managerial Communication
  • TBUS 320 Introduction to Marketing Management
  • TBUS 330 Introduction to Information Technology
  • TBUS 350 Business Finance
• 30 credits from 300- and 400-level T FIN and T BECON courses
• 5 credits business capstone TBUS 400 Business Policy and Strategic Management
• Elective credits to bring total to 180