Minor in Mathematical Finance

If you have a strong interest in both mathematics and finance, then a minor in mathematical finance from Nova Southeastern University's Huizenga College of Business and Halmos College of Arts and Sciences may prove to be a challenging, but rewarding program for you. In this minor program, you’ll learn how to apply mathematical methods to financial problems by learning the core mathematical and statistical concepts used in financial modeling. Graduates with these skills are in high-demand and earn some of the highest salaries in the financial industry. Get the NSU Edge and advance your career prospects.

Mathematical Finance Minor Requirements (23 credits)

Course Number

Credits

(MATH 2100

Calculus

/Credits: 4)

(MATH 2200

Calculus II

/Credits: 4)

(MATH 3300

Introductory Linear Algebra

/Credits: 3)

(MATH 4500

Probability and Statistics

/Credits: 3)

(FIN 3010

Corporate Finance

/Credits: 3)

(FIN 3120

Principles of Investment

/Credits: 3)

(FIN 3130

Securities Analysis

/Credits: 3)

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Current students: Please consult your academic adviser for program requirements or access SharkLink for your CAPP report. Program requirements are subject to change, and your academic adviser or CAPP report can provide you with the courses required for your catalog term.

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