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FINANCE MINOR WORKSHEET**Not available for Economics first or second majors.
(Offered by the Economics department; effective Fall 2012)
PRE-REQUISITES:
1.
STAT 111 or STAT 130 or STAT 210 or STAT 230/MATH 230 or STAT 250/MATH 342D or BME 244L
2.
MATH 222 or MATH 216 or MATH 212
CORE COURSES
1.
ECON 101, Economic Principles1
2.
ECON 372, Intermediate Finance
UPPER LEVEL ECONOMICS COURSES
2
Three electives to be selected from among the following (others with approval of the DUS ):
 Econ 305S: History of International Monetary & Financial Crises
 Econ 324A: International Finance (Duke in New York only)
 Econ 353: Financial Institutions
 Econ 368: Behavioral Finance
 Econ 370: Global Capital Markets
 Econ 373: Corporate Finance
 Econ 376A: Financial Markets and the Global Economy (Duke in New York only)
 Econ 377A: The Economics of Fin Derivatives & Fin Engineering (Duke in New York only)
 Econ 378: Financial Risk Management
 Econ 379: Emerging Markets
 Econ 390: Internationalization of Finance
 Econ 390: Inside Hedge Funds
 Econ 390A: Financial Crisis and Globalization
 Econ 413: Forecasting Financial Markets
 Econ 455: International Finance
 Econ 461/490S: How Markets Work: Theory and Evidence
 Econ 471: Financial Markets and Investments
 Econ 480S: Spring Honors Research2
 Econ 486S: Fall Honors Research2
 Econ 490S: Goodner Equity Research Project
 Econ 512: Equity Valuation and Financial Analysis
 Econ 513: Structuring Venture Capital and Private Equity Transactions
 Econ 514: Fixed Income Markets and Quantitative Methods
 Econ 673/Math 581: Mathematical Finance
 Econ 674/Math 582: Financial Derivatives
 BME 385: Introduction to Business in Technology-Based Companies
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Notes:
1
Students with credit for both Econ 21/AP Macro (4 or higher) and Econ 22/AP Micro (4 or higher) may receive credit for
Econ 101. Certain international standardized exams may also be used as credit for Econ 101. Please visit
http://econ.duke.edu/undergraduate/faq for more information.
2
Certain Independent Studies and Honors Seminars may be used to satisfy the Finance Electives requirement, with
advance approval of the DUS.
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