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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Accounting | Business Administration | Finance
Area of study
Business and Administration
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


University of Pittsburgh School of Business

The University of Pittsburgh School of Business offers a comprehensive range of academic programs, including undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as certificates and minors.


Academics

Overview

The School of Business provides students with a thorough understanding of theoretical and practical principles in business, developing analytical skills and problem-solving abilities.


Business Majors

  • Accounting
    • Provides students with a solid foundation in accounting principles and practices
  • Business Analytics
    • Focuses on the use of data analysis and statistical methods to drive business decisions
  • Business Information Systems
    • Explores the role of technology in business, including system design and implementation
  • Finance
    • Covers theoretical financial principles and practical implementation in business
  • Global Management
    • Prepares students for international business environments, focusing on cultural and economic aspects
  • Human Resources Management
    • Deals with the management of human capital, including recruitment, development, and retention
  • Marketing
    • Involves the study of market research, consumer behavior, and marketing strategies
  • Supply Chain Management
    • Focuses on the management of supply chains, including logistics, procurement, and distribution

Certificates

  • Certificate in Foundations of AI for Business
  • Certificate Program in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
  • Certificate Program in Leadership and Ethics
  • Certificate Program in Sports Management
  • Certificate in Supply Chain Management
  • Area-Studies Certificates
    • Sustainable Development Certificate in Global Studies
    • Conflict/Conflict Resolution Certificate in Global Studies
    • Global Economy and Global Governance Certificate in Global Studies

Honors Program

  • Guaranteed Graduate Admission
  • University Honors College

Business Minor

  • Business Minor Admissions
  • Course Planning for the Business Minor

Double Degree Programs

  • BSBA/MAcc
  • BSBA/JD

Arts & Sciences Requirements

  • Arts & Sciences Requirements Beginning January 2023 or later
  • Arts & Sciences Requirements Prior to January 2023

Core Courses

  • Introduction to Finance (BUSFIN 1030)

Student Advising

  • Pitt Business Summer Course Transfer Process
  • New Transfer Student Information

Standards and Policies

  • Cumulative GPA of 2.25 (C+) in all courses applied toward a major
  • A C- or better must be earned in each course applied toward a major

Student Success and Tutoring

  • Resources available for students to succeed academically

Pitt Business Graduation

  • Requirements for graduation, including completion of all major and minor requirements

Finance Major

Overview

The finance major provides students with a thorough understanding of theoretical financial principles and the practical implementation of these principles in business.


Requirements

  • Earn a minimum of 120 Academic Credits
    • Including 15 Academic Credits in Finance major courses
  • Fulfill All:
    • Arts and Sciences Foundation Requirements
    • BSBA Core Curriculum Requirements
  • Complete BUSFIN 1030 Introduction to Finance
  • Cumulative GPA of 2.25 (C+) in all courses applied toward a Finance major
  • A C- or better must be earned in each course applied toward a Finance major

Courses

Required Core Courses

  • BUSFIN 1030: Introduction to Finance

Required Major Courses

  • BUSFIN 1311: Corporate Finance
  • BUSFIN 1321: Investment Management

Elective Major Courses

  • Must complete at least three courses
    • BUSFIN 1316: Corporate Financial Strategy
    • BUSFIN 1327: Risk Management
    • BUSFIN 1329: Investment Analysis & Strategies
    • BUSFIN 1341: International Finance
    • BUSFIN 1342 Alternate Assets: From VC to PE
    • BUSFIN 1347 Mergers, Acquisitions and Corporate Structures
    • BUSFIN 1351: Financial Modeling
    • BUSFIN 1355: Valuation
    • BUSFIN 1356: FinTech
    • BUSFIN 1357 Emerging Topics in Finance
    • BUSFIN 1361 Real Estate Finance

Careers

Skills Needed

  • Quantitative skills are very important
  • Ability to analyze and interpret data
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Types of Jobs

  • Analyst/Associates
  • Equity/Credit Research
  • Institutional Sales
  • Trading
  • Structured finance
  • Emerging markets
  • Public finance
  • Credit/Ratings Analyst
  • Broker
  • Capital Market

Types of Industries

  • Commercial Banking
  • Corporate Finance
  • Financial Planning
  • Insurance
  • Investment Banking
  • Money Management
  • Real Estate

Minors

  • Economics
  • Statistics
  • Additional Minors Available
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