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Finance and Managerial Economics Department
School of Management
University at Buffalo
347 Jacobs Management Center
Buffalo, NY 14260-4000

Tel:  716-645-3293
Fax: 716-645-3823

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Department of Finance and Managerial Economics

The Department of Finance and Managerial Economics in the UB School of Management offers undergraduate and graduate programs that cover a broad array of subjects, including corporate finance, investment management, international finance, financial institutions and financial modeling.

Our undergraduate concentration in Financial Analysis is designed to prepare students for careers in areas of quantitative finance and decision making. Classroom knowledge can be complemented with an internship to gain experience in these fields.

MBA students may customize their degree program by choosing the Finance option, offered through our department. This option prepares students for careers in financial management in a broad range of business enterprises. 

The Master of Science (MS) in Finance programs are designed for students who wish to obtain a comprehensive graduate-level education in the field of finance, but do not wish to take the extra time required to complete the broader-based MBA program with a concentration in finance.

Through a partnership between the UB School of Management and the Levin Graduate Institute of International Relations and Commerce, MBA students have the opportunity to study international finance and global investment banking for a semester in the heart of New York City’s international financial markets.