Finance Department Isenberg School of Management

Finance students don’t just study money; they study how money interacts with risk and time. Finance majors at Isenberg learn how to raise debt and equity capital, evaluate profitability and riskiness of projects, value small businesses and large corporations, and make traditional and alternative investments in global financial markets. A finance degree from Isenberg employs a rigorous and balanced curriculum to serve the needs of the financial industry. Students learn how to raise debt and equity capital, evaluate profitability and riskiness of projects, value small businesses and large corporations, and make traditional and alternative investments in global financial markets.