B.S. in Business Administration, Finance Specialization
Finance has been identified by the U.S. Department of Labor as an area of rapidly growing job markets in the 21st century.
Choosing to pursue an undergraduate business administration degree and specializing in finance can make you competitive and productive in today’s complex business environment.
The finance specialization curriculum aligns well with three particular career tracks: Financial Planner, Management Accountant, Financial Analyst
Finance AT UBalt
The Baltimore region continues to have a strong financial sector with a focus on corporate finance, insurance, investment banking and wealth management. The variety of internships and job opportunities in the financial sector continue to grow year over year, and because of that fact, our faculty emphasize teaching applied knowledge and skills that you'll need as you enter the field.
What Our ALUMNI Say
“The best part about this program is that it is challenging but rewarding. You are given hands-on experiences and knowledge that set you up for success in the real world.” – Jolene Wingerd, B.S. '18
Careers in Finance
When you choose to specialize in finance, your career path is wide open. Check out some career paths in finance.
Honors Program
Many business students benefit from the Helen P. Denit Business Honors Program's enriched curriculum, enhanced interactions with faculty and alumni, employer site visits and exceptional internships.
Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's
UBalt offers accelerated bachelor's to master's options that let you take up to 9 graduate credits that "double count" toward both degrees—saving you time and money! Get a head start on your degree while saving up to $9,000.
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Did You Know?
According to the occupations such as financial analysts, risk management specialists and investment underwriters are projected to grow 10 percent from 2016 to 2026—faster than the average for all occupations.