The Financial Economics Major bridges the disciplines of finance and economics, offering students a comprehensive understanding of how financial markets operate within broader economic systems. Students study the principles that drive asset pricing, corporate finance, monetary policy, and global capital flows, gaining a strong theoretical and analytical foundation. The program emphasizes the interplay between economic forces and financial decision-making, equipping students to analyze market behavior, evaluate risk, forecast economic trends, and design financial strategies. Graduates are prepared for careers in asset management, economic consulting, central banking, corporate strategy, and public policy, with the skills needed to navigate complex financial environments and contribute to sustainable economic growth.

The Investment Major provides students with a deep and practical understanding of how capital markets operate and how investment decisions are made in real-world environments. Students develop expertise in analyzing financial securities, managing investment portfolios, valuing companies, and understanding the strategic role of investments in economic growth and wealth creation. The program blends theoretical foundations with hands-on applications, covering a wide range of assets, including equities, fixed income, derivatives, alternative investments, and sustainable investment products. Students also learn essential skills in financial modeling, risk management, asset pricing, and investment strategies. Special emphasis is placed on ethical investing, global financial markets, and the integration of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors, preparing graduates to contribute to sustainable economic development. Upon completion, students are well-prepared for careers in asset management, investment banking, private equity, wealth management, financial advisory, and corporate finance