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Why Study Finance and Business Analytics at Trinity?
In a world driven by data and shaped by financial markets, the ability to analyze, interpret, and act on information is one of the most valuable skills you can develop — and at Trinity, you'll build it from the ground up. Housed in the AACSB-accredited Neidorff School of Business, the Department of Finance and Business Analytics combines rigorous training in corporate finance, investments, and wealth management with cutting-edge expertise in business analytics, machine learning, and data-driven decision-making. Students build solid foundations through hands-on experiences like managing a real portfolio through the Student Managed Fund, partnering with companies on live data projects, and pursuing internships with major firms like JP Morgan Chase, Dell, USAA, and PWC Advisory. Grounded in the liberal arts and shaped by expert faculty who bring industry experience into the classroom, Trinity graduates leave not just as strong quantitative thinkers, but as creative, accountable problem-solvers that top employers across finance, technology, and business actively seek out.
Areas of Study
Trinity's Finance and Business Analytics programs span degrees in Finance and Business Analytics, plus minors in Finance and Data Science, giving you the flexibility to pursue the intersection of markets, technology, and data that interests you most.
Business Analytics (B.S.)
Business Analytics connects data to action. Students learn how organizations use information to solve problems, improve performance, and make strategic decisions in a rapidly changing world.
Data Science (Minor)
Data science helps turn information into insight. In this minor, students learn how to collect, analyze, and communicate data to answer questions and support better decisions.
Finance (B.S., Minor)
Finance explores how individuals, businesses, and institutions make decisions about money, risk, and opportunity. Students learn how financial markets work, how investments create value, and how organizations allocate resources to achieve their goals
Global Supply Chain Management (Minor)
From raw materials to finished products, supply chains connect businesses, communities, and global markets. This minor explores how organizations manage sourcing, operations, logistics, and data to move goods efficiently across complex systems.