Finance

Bright future. Bank on it.

Financial principles and practices drive the global business economy. The professionals who excel by mastering these practices and principles share essential characteristics. They are guided by ethical behavior. They have razor-sharp analytical skills. They are, at heart, forward-thinking strategists. Giving students a deep dive into these qualities is a respected distinction of the Walker College of Business.

First of all, consider the possibilities you have with a degree in Finance: careers in commercial and investment banking, corporation finance, investment analysis and management, and financial analysis.

Now, consider what having that degree from Piedmont means: a competitive advantage. Employers, particularly in an area where the consequences of every decision is critical to their organizations’ prosperity, look for candidates who can become transformational leaders.

Our graduates clearly qualify.

They are taught by professors with notable out-of-class achievements. They get a “real world view” through internships, case studies, and visiting professionals. They understand global markets. They bring with them a firm grasp of financial management tools and techniques. And an expansive background in the liberal arts – as creative thinkers and great communicators. They are ready.

What classes will I take?