Finance

At the intersection of economics, strategy, and accounting, finance is about managing assets to keep markets and organizations operating. The Bachelor of Science in Finance is designed to train students for careers that focus on the theory and application of the tools of modern finance. The curriculum provides a theoretical foundation in managerial finance, corporate finance, and investments, and requires students to complete laboratory and communications subjects to ensure they have the ability to apply the tools of finance to industry. The restricted electives permit students flexibility to select the rest of their program from advanced topics in, and topics complementary to, finance. The Minor in Management provides undergraduates in other majors with an understanding of the business, human, and organizational dimensions of scientific and technological enterprise. The minor consists of six subjects: The Minor in Business Analytics introduces data analysis techniques and their application to practical business problems. Its focus reflects the core content of the SB degree program in business analytics. The minor consists of six subjects: The Minor in Finance provides undergraduates in other majors with an understanding of the major areas of finance—corporate finance and investments. The minor will prepare students to understand the different roles in financial industries and how to apply their major course of study to succeed in these fields. The minor consists of five subjects: Course 15 undergraduate subjects are open for WebSIS pre-registration or online registration. There is no bidding necessary for undergraduate subjects. All students who wish to take unrestricted Sloan graduate subjects must participate in the MIT Sloan course bidding system. Information about the process is available on the bidding website . The MIT Sloan course schedule is available on the bidding website, as are most class syllabi, to assist students in...