Financial Economics AT WABASH
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Financial Economics is one of two new Wabash interdisciplianary courses being introduced in the 2014-2015 academic year. The new major focuses strongly on those students seeking the building blocks for a successful career in the finance world.
Economics courses reinforce the concepts of optimization and comparative statics and give students command of computational tools that are ubiquitous in the world of finance. The mathematics courses examine mathematical models and lines of reasoning used in finance.
The Mathmatics and Economics faculty believe the courses offered complement each other well in building a strong intellectual background to succeed in financial careers.
MAJORS, MINORS AND OTHER PROGRAMS OF STUDY
AT WABASH
- ACCOUNTING
- ART
- ASIAN STUDIES (MINOR)
- BIOCHEMISTRY
- BIOLOGY
- BUSINESS (MINOR)
- CHEMISTRY
- CLASSICS
- COMPUTER SCIENCE (MINOR)
- ECONOMICS
- EDUCATION STUDIES (MINOR)
- ENGINEERING (DUAL-DEGREE)
- ENGLISH
- FINANCIAL ECONOMICS
- FRENCH
- GENDER STUDIES (MINOR)
- GERMAN
- GREEK
- HISPANIC STUDIES
- HISTORY
- INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (MINOR)
- LATIN
- MATHEMATICS
- MODERN LANGUAGES
- MULTICULTURAL AMER. STUDIES (MINOR)
- MUSIC
- PRE-MEDICINE (PRE-PROFESSIONAL)
- PHILOSOPHY
- PHYSICS
- POLITICAL SCIENCE
- PSYCHOLOGY
- RELIGION
- RHETORIC
- SPANISH
- THEATER