Mathematical Finance
Our students are active, involved, and eager to learn. They're friendly as a group, but driven. They are the managers and leaders of tomorrow. Below are some of their profiles:
As a School of Management student, you will have the opportunity to take
advantage of all that Boston University has to offer, including art & culture, sporting events and student organizations.
Clubs and Organizations: The School of Management Finance Club
The Boston University MBA Finance Club aims to:
- Further develop an understanding of various career paths in the finance industry, including, but not limited to the areas of investment and commercial banking, wealth management, private equity, venture capital and corporate finance
- Foster a sense of community between all students interested in pursuing careers in finance and develop strong ties with the faculty members of the Finance Department
- To aid members in their career exploration in the finance industry through lunch & learns, speaker recruitment and off-site trips
- Develop a continued relationship with alumni and current students
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Finance Club Mentors
Beyond the Classroom
Boston, the most European of American cities, is many things to those who study here, but above all, Boston is a vibrant city defined by unparalleled cultural, ethnic, and social diversity. Boston is an evening stroll through Beacon Hill. A morning row on the Charles River. Opening Day at Fenway Park. Tracing the steps of the American Revolution along the Freedom Trail. High-end shopping on Newbury Street. People-watching at Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Dancing the night away on Landsdowne Street. Al fresco dining in the North End. While it’s called the “Athens of America” because of its many academic institutions and commitment to intellectual curiosity, the city is more than just the sum of its colleges and universities. And you’ll be just a short walk, subway, or cab ride from all of it.
