Complementary Programs
- Finance (Minor)
- Mathematics (Minor)
- Business (Minor)
- Political science (Minor)
- Computer science (Minor)
Graduate Opportunities
Financial Economics Degree (BA)
If you’re interested in the intricate dynamics between economic principles and financial systems, the financial economics program at Lynchburg offers a rigorous exploration of this field. The curriculum covers financial markets, investment analysis, and quantitative methods, providing a solid foundation in economics and finance.
Throughout your studies, you’ll delve into capital budgeting, risk management, financial modeling, and econometric analysis. You’ll also have the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of real-world financial scenarios through experiential learning experiences such as internships, research projects, and case studies. This will prepare you for the dynamic demands of the financial industry.
As a Lynchburg financial economics major, you’ll:
- Gain a solid foundation in economic theory and principles, including microeconomics and macroeconomics.
- Learn to analyze financial markets, institutions, and instruments, exploring investment analysis, portfolio management, and risk assessment.
- Develop proficiency in financial modeling and econometric techniques to evaluate and interpret economic and financial data.
- Explore advanced topics in corporate finance, including capital budgeting, financial planning, and mergers and acquisitions.
- Engage in internships, research projects, and case studies to apply theory to financial scenarios.
Faculty Contact
Gerald Prante, PhD
Associate Professor of Economics
Chair of the Economics Department
