Finance is the management, creation and study of money, banking, credit, investments, assets and liabilities. While three distinct categories exist, namely, corporate, personal and public finance, there are a variety of different roles, areas and industries in which finance professionals work.
When exploring a career in finance, consider both the functional role and industry. Finance roles range from client-facing positions to data-driven analytical jobs. Ask yourself: Do you enjoy client interaction, or do you prefer working with numbers and trends?
Finance professionals are essential across numerous industries. Whether you aspire to work in a traditional financial services firm or within a finance function at a non-financial company, there are ample opportunities:
Finance roles can be found in every industry.
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Use these resources to research specific finance career paths and companies:
In addition to the two UB career management systems, BizLink and Bullseye powered by Handshake, use the following resources to search for additional finance opportunities:
Get to know professionals in your area of interest:
Stay up-to-date on what’s happening in the finance industry:
Learn about working in finance from our alumni and partners participating in Power Chats. In these brief videos executives speak candidly about their experiences and provide valuable advice to current finance students. Access Power Chat videos in BizLink – Document Library.
To learn more about the Finance areas and courses included within the concentration or program, please refer to the academic curriculum.