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Career Outcomes & Opportunities
Where can a degree in Accounting, Economics, or Finance take me?
Accounting:
- Public accounting: audit, taxation, financial reporting, management advisory services (Big Four and regional firms).
- Corporate accounting: managerial accounting, cost accounting, internal auditing.
- Government and nonprofit organizations.
- Entrepreneurship: starting your own accounting firm or business ventures.
Finance:
- Investment banking, corporate finance, financial consulting.
- Banking, insurance, and international finance.
- Roles in government agencies, regulatory bodies, and global institutions (e.g., Federal Reserve, international organizations).
Economics:
- Analyst roles in government departments, research institutions, policy think-tanks.
- Economic consulting, business analytics, and international trade.
- Preparation for graduate-level studies in economics, finance, or business
Partnerships & Experiential Learning Opportunities
The Department of Accounting, Economics & Finance works closely with corporate partners, government agencies, and nonprofit organizations to provide students with hands-on learning experiences. These partnerships help students gain practical skills, industry exposure, and networking opportunities.
Key Opportunities Include:
- Internships & Career Placement: Connections with top firms, banks, investment companies, and government agencies to secure internship and full-time positions.
- Professional Certifications & Exam Prep: Support for CPA, CMA, CFA, SIE, and other industry-recognized certifications.
- Workshops & Speaker Series: Interactive sessions with industry professionals, alumni, and faculty to enhance career readiness, financial literacy, and networking skills.
- Student Organizations & Competitions: Join finance and accounting clubs, participate in case competitions, stock market simulations, or business plan contests.
Bloomberg Financial Trading Lab & Specialized Resources
Students in the Economics & Finance concentration can access the Bloomberg Financial Trading Lab for real-time market data and certifications, including:
- Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC)
- ESG Investing
- Bloomberg Finance Fundamentals (BFF)
Booking & Usage:
- Each student can reserve up to 10 hours per month.
- Gain hands-on experience with market data, financial analysis, and investment research.
- Click to reserve your time slot and take advantage of this valuable resource!
Why This Matters
These internships, partnerships, and resources are designed to:
- Give students a competitive edge in the job market.
- Bridge classroom learning with real-world applications.
- Prepare graduates for leadership roles in accounting, finance, and economics.