FINANCE (BMGT)
The Robert H. Smith School of Business
1570 Van Munching Hall, 301-405-2286
www.rhsmith.umd.edu/undergradundergradinfo@rhsmith.umd.edu
Chair: V. Maksimovic
Professors: G. Bakshi, S. Heston, A. Kyle, D. Madan, V. Maksimovic, G. Phillips, L. Senbet, A. Triantis, H. Unal
Associate Professors: M. Faulkender, G. Hoberg, M. Loewenstein, N. Prabhala, R. Wermers
Assistant Professors: L. Fresard, D. Kadyrzhanova, R. Mathews, A. Obizhaeva, A. Rossi (Asst Prof), G. Skoulakis, Y. Wang
Lecturers: K. Hallows, U. Hewer (Lecturer, Adjunct Prof), D. Kass, E. Kiss (Tyser Teaching Fellow), S. Kroncke, M. Lee (Lecturer), J. Pavlovsky (Lecturer), J. Perfetti, J. Rinaldi (Lecturer), C. Rossi (Lecturer), A. Sherman, M. Taranto (Tyser Teaching Fellow), S. Wallenstein (Lecturer), S. White (Distinguished Tyser Teaching Fellow)
Professors Emeriti: J. Haslem (Prof Emeritus)
Visiting Faculty: X. Gao (Visit Asst Prof), Y. Yook (Visit Asst Prof)
The Major
Finance encompasses:
1. Corporate finance: The financial management of corporations
2. Investments: The management of securities and portfolios
3. Financial institutions and markets: The management of financial institutions and the study of their role in the economy
The Finance curriculum is designed to familiarize the student with the institutions, theory, and practice involved in the allocation of financial resources within the private sector. It provides an educational foundation for careers involving corporate financial analysis and management, investment analysis and portfolio management, investment banking, risk management, commercial banking, and international finance; it also provides a foundation for graduate study in business administration, economics, and law.
Admission to the Major
See Robert H. Smith School of Business entry in chapter 6 for admission requirements.
Requirements for the Major
This program is under review. Please consult http:rhsmith.umd.edu/undergrad f or possible updates.
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BMGT343
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Applied Equity Analysis and Portfolio Management |
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BMGT440 |
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Advanced Financial Management |
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A combined total of 3 courses (9 credits) must be completed from List A and List B as noted below: |
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List A (a minimum of 2 courses/6 credits must be selected from list A) |
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BMGT443 |
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Applied Equity Analysis and Portfolio Management |
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BMGT444 |
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Futures and Options Contracts |
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BMGT445 |
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Banking and Financial Institutions |
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BMGT446 |
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International Finance |
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List B (a maximum of 1 course/3 credits can be applied to the Finance major from List B) |
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BMGT447 |
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Internship and Research and Finance |
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BMGT448 |
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Special Topics in Finance |
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BMGT449 |
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Investment Fund Management: Lemma Senbet Fund |
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One of the following courses: |
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BMGT310 |
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Intermediate Accounting I |
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BMGT313 |
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Financial Statement Analysis |
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BMGT332 |
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Operations Research for Management Decisions |
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BMGT430 |
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Linear Statistical Models in Business |
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BMGT434 |
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Introduction to Optimization |
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Total Finance Major Requirements |
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18 credits |
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Upper Level Finance Major Requirements |
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ECON330 |
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Money and Banking |
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Intermediate Macroeconomics Theory and Policy |
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Intermediate Microeconomics Theory |
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ECON340 |
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International Economics |
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Total Upper Level Economics Requirements |
6 credits |
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*Note: Students who have completed either ECON325 and ECON326 can substitute these courses for ECON305 or ECON306 respectively. |
Advising
General advising for students admitted to the Smith School of Business is available Monday through Friday in the Office of Undergraduate Programs, 1570 Van Munching Hall, 301-405-2286, undergradinfo@rhsmith.umd.edu. It is recommended that students visit this office each semester to ensure that they are informed about current requirements and procedures. Transfer students entering the university can be advised during spring, summer, and fall transfer orientation programs. Contact the Orientation Office for further information, 301-314-8217.
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