Kate Tiedemann School of Business and Finance

Programs

Finance Major
A career in finance can be both financially and intellectually rewarding. Most finance majors ultimately will find employment in banking, corporate finance, financial services, or investments but these are not the only industries where a finance degree can lead to a fulfulling career.
Personal Financial Planning Major
USF's Personal Financial Planning program students will receive industry-specific training, which sets our graduates apart from the competition because they will be able to hit the ground running and require less training.
Finance Minor
The finance minor provides an opportunity for non-finance students to gain additional knowledge and analytical skills in finance. This knowledge and these skills are certain to help students broaden their career path.
Real Estate Minor
The real estate minor is an excellent complement to all business majors (other majors should take the real estate minor for non-business majors). This minor provides an opportunity for students to position themselves to take advantage of the substantial workforce demand for professional real estate careers in the Tampa area. As the world’s largest asset class, real estate offers an enormous variety of career options that are exciting, high-paying, and personally rewarding.
Business majors | Non-business majors

MS in Finance
Students can complete the program in as quick as three semesters. In addition to preparing individuals for successful careers in finance-related professions, completion of the MSF program provides the necessary foundation to successfully complete such professional certifications as the CFA, CFP, CFM, CTP, and ChFc, among others.
PhD in Business Administration (Finance Concentration)
The finance concentration offers an environment for intellectual growth and challenge. The concentration is designed to develop skills needed to pursue careers in major universities and as researchers in industry and government. Students will work closely with the faculty to produce publishable research.