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Finance training courses and schools
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School: Boston University School of Management
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Entrepreneurial Finance (Online)
Course Format: Online
Regardless of which career path you choose, a comprehensive understanding of finance is an essential ingredient in the "recipe" for business success. No longer can the assumptions underlying financial projections be treated as "black boxes." In many cases, the answer is less important than the analytical process used to calculate it. This course is designed for students who ...
 

School: Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology
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Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Presents the theory and techniques of financial accounting. The course encompasses the basic functions of collecting, processing, and reporting accounting information for interested third parties (e.g., owners, investors, and government) and enables students to analyze, interpret, and use accounting information.
 

School: The University of Arizona Continuing Education & Academic Outreach
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Financial Management for Engineers (Online)
Course Format: Online
This course will provide the business financial knowledge and skills required for the technical professional to become an effective business manager and executive. Fundamentals of accounting, finance, financial analysis and decision making will be covered.
 

School: ITT Technical Institute Tucson Campus
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Financial Capital and Markets
Course Format: Classroom
This course offers an overview of financial products, systems and institutions. Emphasis is on commercial banking and monetary operations, from investment to venture capital, and the role of the Federal Reserve.
 

School: Rice University
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Financial Risk Management
Course Format: Classroom
Risk and uncertainty are everyday issues for businesses. In today’s tumultuous marketplace, companies face numerous issues, including currency risks, fixed vs. floating rate debt, commodity price fluctuations, political issues, competitive concerns and more. Learn how to control these risks by identifying risk exposures, understanding value at risk, defining a level of tolerance for certain pro...
 

Finance and Accounting for Executives
Course Format: Classroom
This program clarifies finance and accounting terms and procedures through practical, easy-to-implement methods. Learn to read and understand various types of financial reports. Learn about budgeting concepts, procedures and ratios to better evaluate major business decisions. This course may be taken individually or as part of a certificate. The Certificate in Finance & Accounting enables you...
 

Certificate in Finance and Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Manage your bottom line �don’t let it manage you. The Certificate in Finance & Accounting will demystify your route to financial success. Beginners and experienced professionals will learn to read financial reports, and utilize the information they contain. Discover the secrets to managing future risk, and making sound investments. Position your business competitively by placing an accurate va...
 

School: Duke University Executive Education
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Financial Reporting for Non-Financial Managers
Course Format: Classroom
Financial Reporting for Non-Financial Managers develops competencies in the essential elements of financial reporting including managerial and financial accounting. Participants learn to interpret the basic components of financial reports, assess the costs and benefits of business decisions, and communicate operating, investing and financing strategies. Previous accounting experience is NOT...
 

School: Duke University, The Fuqua School of Business
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Financial Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
The Concentration in Financial Analysis is intended to provide skills and subject matter knowledge that will prepare students for careers that use the analysis of accounting numbers to support business decisions, such as consulting (e.g., strategic consulting, litigation support), equity analysis (sell-side or buy-side analysis; portfolio management), commercial banking, investment banking, fin...
 

International Finance
Course Format: Classroom
International Finance involves the tools learned in all of the finance courses with further emphasis on topics related to emerging markets and macroeconomic related issues. Much international finance involves hedging and derivatives and hence understanding these subjects is important. Further creative tax planning and security design is an important aspect of such a career. Strongly recommen...
 

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