Career opportunities in this area include working for financial institutions such as backs, insurance companies, and investment companies. Investments focuses on the decisions of individuals and institutions in selecting securities for their investment portfolios. Students interested in investments might go to work for a brokerage house in sales or security analysis. Other opportunities include portfolio management, financial consulting, and investment banking. Managerial finance is the broadest of the three areas and involves the management of no financial firms.
Financial management is important in all types of business and government operations.
They also decide on issues such as customer credit and inventory control, as well as whether to purchase other firms. Regardless of a student's individual interests within finance, knowledge of all three areas and a broad business background are essential for success. Intermediate Corporate Finance BUS 334 Fundamentals of Investments 2. 455 Futures and Options Markets Students can specialize in a concentration once they have been admitted in the Campbell School of Business and have complete their Precore requirements. To complete the degree students also need to fulfill the general education requirements and the Business Core classes.