Students admitted into the Value Investing Concentration will be expected to participate in the following key components:
Value Investing Concentration Core Courses:
- ECON 168: Value Investing (Fall)
- ECON 167: History of Financial Crises (Fall)
- ECON 169: Applied Value Investing (Winter)
- ECON 177: Special Projects in Investing (Spring)
- ECON 106S: Competitive Strategy (Spring)
Value Investing Concentration Electives – Taking Two, as an undergraduate, from:
- ECON 106F: Finance
- ECON 106P: Pricing and Strategies
- ECON 106V: Investments
- ECON 143: Advanced Econometrics
- ECON 165: History of Capitalism in the American Economy
- ECON 181: Development of Economic Institutions in Western Europe
- MGMT 120A: Intermediate Financial Accounting 1
- MGMT 120B: Intermediate Financial Accounting 2
- MGMT 126: Financial Statement Analysis
- MGMT 170: Real Estate Finance and Investment
Value Investing Concentration Pre-Requisites:
In addition to the full set of lower division requirements for the Economics or Business Economics Major, Value Investing Concentration applicants must satisfy the following courses before commencing the concentration:
- MGMT 1A: Principles of Accounting I (Required)
- MGMT 1B: Principles of Accounting II (Required)
- ECON 101: Microeconomics (Strongly Recommended)
