Financial enterprise systems (FES) is a challenging program involving the application of enterprise system concepts to analyze the business process needs of organizations, with emphasis on the finance industry. Today, the cross-functional nature of business processes requires a holistic view of the modern organization. The integration of finance, accounting, and other important business functions is analyzed in this major. Demand for professionals knowledgeable in enterprise information systems, business technology, and finance is expected to rise given the evolving nature of leading organizations worldwide.

Accounting is the key to understanding how businesses work. It's also the key to unlocking an incredible range of careers. As an accounting major, you'll gain the skills to earn professional certification and work at a Big Four firm, public or private business, government department or many other places.

You’ll step right into a finance career with the real-world skills you gain at Susquehanna to work as an analyst, in investor relations, or as a financial adviser. We have a state-of-the-art investment research lab with 11 Bloomberg terminals, an exception for a school our size. Bloomberg terminals allow you to analyze the financial market in real-time. You’ll also learn about placing and tracking trades by investing real university funds in the stock market through the River Hawk Investment Fund.

Florida Tech’s Finance degree program prepares students for employment worldwide in companies involved in international trade or finance. Graduates typically work in careers such as commercial banking, financial planning, investment banking, money management, insurance, and real estate.

Accounting students grow into business information professionals with expertise in analysis, reporting, and turning data into critical knowledge.

The modern finance professional is not just a “numbers person,” but rather a trusted advisor who helps ensure a company’s future success.

Actuaries are professionals who find ways to manage risk. Actuaries use analytical/math skills, business knowledge, and understanding of human behaviour to evaluate the likelihood of future events and design creative ways to reduce the probability of bad outcomes.

Students in Southeastern's Finance program gain the skills and knowledge they need to pursue successful careers or graduate studies in finance.

The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance prepares you for a diverse career in all aspects of global financial management. Specialized courses cover corporate financial management, management investment, and stock portfolios, banking, investment banking, and the management of financial institutions.