Concentration in Wealth & Asset Management
This STEM-designated concentration is designed to prepare you for the wealth management industry—advising individuals, institutions and firms. Your learning focuses on financial markets and portfolio construction, financial scenarios modeling and mastery of financial plans, market ratios and investment ratings. You can enhance your academic experience by engaging with the Wells Fargo Advisors Center for Finance and Accounting Research. The coursework also prepares you for the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level 1, Certified Financial Planner (CFP) exam, Series 7 for a General Securities Representative or the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) exam.
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Location
St. Louis -
Duration
18 months -
Format
On Campus -
Start
Fall -
Cost
$99,900
STEM Designated
Our Wealth & Asset Management concentration has a STEM designation for its curricular focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
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Prerequisites: Applicants should have taken Calculus I, Statistics and Microeconomics.
Total credits: 39
Required: 28.5 credits
Electives: 10.5 credits
Core coursework includes:
- Business Analysis Using Financial Statements
- Advanced Business Analysis Using Financial Statements
- Advanced Corporate Finance I – Valuation
- Advanced Corporate Finance II – Financing
- Investment Theory
- Fixed Income Securities
- Investments Praxis
- Options & Futures
- Derivative Securities
- Introduction to Python & Data Science
- Database Design & SQL
- Quantitative Risk Management
- Professional Business Communication
Electives include, but are not limited to:
- Venture Capital Methods
- Venture Capital Practice
- Private Equity Methods
- Private Equity Practice
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Behavioral Finance
- Hedge Fund Strategies
- Endowments, Foundations & Philanthropy
- Wealth Management Practice
- ESG Investing
- Introduction to Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies
Required experiential course options
Choose one of the following to complete the experiential learning component of the degree:
- Center for Finance and Accounting Research Practicum
- Internship, Business & Application
- Applied Problem Solving for Organizations
Hands-on experience in portfolio management
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Some career paths for this program include: Account Manager, Equity Trader, Derivative Trader, Private Equity Analyst, Junior Consultant
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