- Bachelor of Science, Business Administration, with a concentration in Finance
- Minor available in Computer Information Systems
- Master of Business Administration
- Executive Master of Business Administration
- Master of Science, Business Administration, Finance: International Finance
- Financial Systems Manager, $97,906 annually in our region
- International Banking Manager, $119,424 annually in our region
- David Lindsay (Chair), Ph.D.
- Tzu-Man Huang, Ph.D.
- Drew Wagner, Ph.D.
- Sijing Zong, Ph.D.
The College is committed to excellence. Excellence in academic programs. Excellence in teaching. Excellence in research. Excellence in service to our community and to our profession. We have accomplished much, but we strive to do better each and every day.
CBA contact info
Interim Dean: Thomas E. Sandman
Phone: (209) 667-3288
E-mail: sandmant@csustan.edu
Web site: www.csustan.edu/CBA
Advising information
Student Success Center
Demergasso-Bava Hall, Room 217
Phone (209) 667-3864
E-mail: STouma@csustan.edu
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If you want to make money, you must learn to follow the money. At CSU Stanislaus, our Finance graduates understand that tenet. Business finance is the three-fold function of determining funds requirements, evaluating and selecting alternate sources of funds, and managing available funds to achieve specified objectives.
Where can you go with a degree in finance? Some possible career paths / fields of work include: commercial banking, corporate finance, real estate, financial planning, insurance, investment banking, money management, teaching, consulting, and underwriting.
- Investment Management
- Business Finance
- Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
- Financial Markets and Institutions
- Real Estate Finance and Investment
- International Finance
- Seminar in Financial Management
- Derivative Securities
FIN 4910:
Cooperative Education in Finance
Provides an opportunity to acquire practical experience in supervised paid employment in finance. Students are placed in private or public sector posi-tions under the supervision of the em-ployer and a department coordinator.
- A basic understanding of: the role of financial markets and institutions in a developed economy, interest rates and the factors that affect them, the time-value of money, capital budgeting, and the use of financial markets
- To understand and evaluate investment advice from brokers and the press
- To critically evaluate and compare financing alternatives
Finance
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Turlock, CA 95382