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Finance

 

OVERVIEW

This field of study prepares students in state-of-art financial theory and its relationship to practice. The student chooses an emphasis in Business Finance, Capital Markets, or Investments. Formal coursework and other learning experiences are designed to develop expertise in the application of quantitative and statistical methods to research on theoretical and financial questions.

  

FACULTY

   Professor  Email Address  Office   Phone #
Lead Professor  Dr. Wilson*   ajw1@gwu.edu
Funger 501
   994-8058
   Dr. Agca   sagca@gwu.edu
Funger 505
   994-9202
   Dr. Bajeux-Besnainou   bajeux@gwu.edu
Funger 501E
   994-2559
   Dr. Baptista  alexbapt@gwu.edu
Funger 501S
994-3309
   Dr. Barnhill   barnhill@gwu.edu
Funger 450J
   994-6053
   Dr. Jabbour   jabbour@gwu.edu
Funger 501U
   994-3879
   Dr. Jostova   jostova@gwu.edu
 Funger 509
   994-7478
Chairman  Dr. Klock   klock@gwu.edu
Funger 501A
   994-8342
   Dr. Locke   plocke@gwu.edu
Funger 501C
   994-3669
   Dr. Neuhauser   karynn@gwu.edu
Funger 507
   994-9465
   Dr. Peyser   peyser@gwu.edu
 Funger 503
   994-8205
 *  Member of the Committee on Doctoral Studies
 +   Funger Hall Location: 2201 G. Street, NW
 

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COURSES

The doctoral area of Finance typically requires four doctoral courses as part of the student's plan of study.  These are in addition to the appropriate master's breadth and foundation courses and the appropriate methodology courses.  In particular cases, some of the four doctoral area courses may be from allied fields such as Accountancy, International Business, Management and Economics.

The Finance Department typically offers FINA321, 322, 323 and 324 on a regular basis.

FINA 321 Seminar: Financial Markets Research (3)

FINA 322 Seminar: Corporate Finance Research (3)

FINA 323 Seminar: Continuous-Time Finance (3)

FINA 324 Seminar: Financial Markets and Institutions (3)

More information is available, please visit University Bulletin and select Department of Finance for course description.

 

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