Bachelor of Business Administration in Financial Economics

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Get the specialized training the market demands with a financial economics bachelor’s degree from Brenau

Strengthen your understanding of financial products and investment portfolios. By earning a four-year B.B.A. of Financial Economics degree, you’ll establish a strong professional foundation in both the theory and application of critical economic principles. Brenau University’s 140-year history of educational innovation means you know you’re earning a bachelor’s degree you can be proud of.

Graduates of Brenau’s B.B.A. in Financial Economics program will be prepared to:

Know the ins and outs of markets – money, banking and financial
Create confident forecasts by evaluating real-time market data
Analyze, interpret and communicate complex financial statements
Establish a growth environment with valuation and investment banking skills
Understand and mitigate risk through credit analysis and other tools

Built on a practical business foundation

In the online B.B.A. in Financial Economics program, you’ll gain solid business fundamentals through our general bachelor of business administration curriculum. Then, you’ll take classes specific to finance to complement your core business courses – and you’ll still graduate in the same amount of time.

Choose Brenau for your financial economics bachelor’s degree

Our number-one priority is providing easy access to quality education so you can improve your life and achieve your career goals. Take advantage of resources like our professional tutoring program, academic coaching and our writing center – all of which serve online students.

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Invest in yourself with a B.B.A. in Financial Economics from Brenau

Potential Careers

Budget analyst
Financial analyst
Financial manager
Insurance underwriter
Personal financial advisor
Loan officer
Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agent

National Average Salary

Financial Analysts
$84,300
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Average Job Growth

Financial Analysts
11%
Projected growth, 2016–2026

The B.B.A. in Financial Economics curriculum at Brenau is consistently updated to ensure you’re getting a relevant and quality education

The core B.B.A. curriculum includes:

Accounting Principles
Business Communications
Business Ethics
Business Statistics
Human Resources Management
Macroeconomics
Management Principles
Managerial Finance
Marketing Principles
Microeconomics
Legal Environment of Business
Organizational Behavior
Professional Development
Strategic Thinking and Innovation
Value Chain Management

Finish with financial fundamentals

In addition to the core B.B.A. curriculum, you’ll take the following finance courses to complete your degree.

Business Forecasting
Corporate Financial Policy
Econometrics
Financial Risk Management
Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management
Money, Banking and Financial Markets

Student Jenny Dell achieves school-life balance at Brenau

Work-life balance is becoming increasingly important to many business professionals. For Jenny, finding the right school-life balance was just as important. By earning her graduate business degree online from Brenau, she was able to make time each day for her full-time job, her family and her education.

“I didn’t feel selfish in pursuing my own education,” Jenny says, “because I was able to really balance the coursework and the interaction with the professors with a schedule that made sense for me.”