Can you do investment banking with an economics degree?
How to get there: To become an Investment Banking Analyst you will need a college degree and a background in econ, finance, accounting or business. A Master’s degrees is not required but would open opportunities for promotion. Also, extracurricular campus activities look great to employers.
Is a computer science degree good for investment banking?
Technology is vitally important to finance institutions, so almost all hire graduates with computer science and related degrees into IT roles. However, a strong academic record and a degree from a top university can still get you into banking and investment even if you have not studied one of the above subjects.
What is the best minor to go with computer science?
What is a good minor to complement a Computer Science degree?
- Mathematics. Math makes a good complement for a computer science degree.
- Communication. Virtually anyone planning a computer science career can benefit from greater understanding of and skill in communications.
- Business.
- Psychology.
- Physics.
- Biology.
Is economics necessary for investment banking?
No. Investment banking graduates need to think on one’s feet.
What is the best investment banking major to get into?
Here’s my recommendation for the Best Investment Banking Major” (or “Study Plan”): Major: Accounting/finance (or, if your university doesn’t have these specific majors, something that has coursework in these areas). Minor: Computer science, math, or statistics.
Are computer science and engineering graduates the next generation of investment bankers?
Computer science and engineering – two majors in addition to mathematics that banks are said to be targeting – only combined to represent 4\% of the global population of young investment bankers.
What can you do with a degree in economics?
Economics teaches you about broad economic topics on a global scale so you can understand how the international financial market works. However, you can also apply that knowledge to personal accounts and financing, as well. Business Administration – Business is a great option if you just can’t choose between finance and economics.
What should I major or minor in to become an accountant?
Major: Accounting/finance (or, if your university doesn’t have these specific majors, something that has coursework in these areas). Minor: Computer science, math, or statistics.