University of Windsor

Overview

The Business Administration - Finance program at the University of Windsor is designed to provide students with a solid foundation in business principles while emphasizing finance-related topics. Students will explore areas such as investments, financial markets, and portfolio management. This program uniquely integrates theoretical classroom learning with practical projects, offering opportunities for real-world experience.

What you'll study

• Degree: Business Administration (Finance)
• Academic focus: Finance and investment decision-making, financial markets, and risk management
• Learning approach: Engaging in case studies, group projects, and applied coursework to enhance understanding
• Co-op opportunities: Option to gain relevant work experience in the finance sector
• Language of instruction: English
• Typical entry requirements: Completion of high school courses in Advanced Functions, Calculus & Vectors, Math of Data Management, and English (or equivalent), along with minimum average grades

Programme Structure (typical)

• Year 1–2: Core courses to establish foundational knowledge in business and quantitative analysis.
• Year 3: Introduction to finance-focused coursework, deepening understanding of financial systems.
• Year 4: Advanced finance topics with applied learning through projects and/or co-op opportunities.

Example finance courses may include:

• Investments
• Working Capital Management
• Financial Markets and Institutions
• Portfolio Management
• Derivatives and Risk Management

Curriculum notes: Course availability and sequencing may vary. It is advisable to check the official curriculum for the most current course offerings and prerequisites.

Entry requirements

Applicants must fulfill the University of Windsor’s admission criteria for this program. There are no specific GRE or GMAT requirements for this degree.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Business Administration - Finance program can pursue a variety of career paths in the finance sector. Potential roles may include financial analyst, investment banker, portfolio manager, and risk manager, among others. The combination of theoretical knowledge and practical experience prepares students for success in the dynamic field of finance.