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As a PhD student in Finance, you will train alongside some of the most respected and accomplished academics in the world. Students in this program have strong quantitative backgrounds and analytical abilities, typically with undergraduate training in economics, mathematics, engineering or another quantitative discipline as well as high GMAT/GRE scores. Finance research is mostly based on economic models, which are used to address problems such as the allocation of capital, risk and rewards in the economy. Empirical work widely uses the tools of econometrics&＃8212;the application of statistics to economics. Mathematical tools are extremely important in finance, helping to solve sophisticated models that reflect, as closely as possible, the important features of the market. You have the unique opportunity to benefit from and engage in corporate collaborations with partners such as Equifax and Alibaba. These collaborations have resulted in unique access to robust datasets and have already yielded several dynamic working papers. Faculty Our research-active faculty members are easily accessible to you. Collaboration is encouraged early in the program, with faculty/student joint research resulting in co-authored papers published in important journals. Our finance faculty members are active and renowned researchers dedicated to advancing the understanding of financial economics. Their research interests encompass many areas of finance, both empirical and theoretical topics, including banking and financial intermediation, corporate finance, corporate control and capital structure, mergers and acquisitions, asset pricing models, investments and portfolio allocation models, and market microstructure. Research papers by faculty members have recently been published in well-respected journals such as: Journal of Finance Journal of Financial Economics Review of Financial Studies Econometrica Management Science Journal of Financial Intermediation Harvard Business Review Read about collaborative research by Finance faculty and PhD students. As part of the program, you have access to the Wells Fargo Advisors Center for Finance and Accounting Research (WFA-CFAR). In addition to organizing a number of conferences that bring cutting-edge researchers to Olin, WFA-CFAR also funds data acquisition and student travel. Play video PhD Finance Olin’s PhD program in finance emphasizes rigorous analytical training and prepares you to pursue a career in research and teaching. Research Center Collaboration The Wells Fargo Advisors Center for Accounting Research is dedicated to the dissemination of cutting-edge research in finance and accounting. Learn more about WFA-CFAR PhD in Finance Curriculum Prework Prior to the first year, we require mandatory attendance at math camp (offered through the Economics department). First Year Required Courses MEC 610 Microeconomics I (3 credits) MEC 611 Microeconomics II (3 credits) L11 511 Quantitative Methods I (3 credits) L11 5161 Applied Econometrics (3 credits) B52 620 Empirical Methods in Finance (if available first year; if not, required in the second year) B52 652 Introduction to Asset Pricing B52 655 Introduction to Corporate Finance Prerequisites for FIN 642 B62 538 Stochastic Foundations for Finance B62 539 Mathematical Finance Olin PhD Finance courses &＃8211; you will take one of the following groups of courses: B52 FIN 643 Info Econ & Corp Finance Theory (3 credits) &＃8211; Prof. Anjan Thakor B52 FIN 642 Advanced Continuous Finance (1.5 credits) &＃8211; Prof. Phil Dybvig (Pre requisite: B62 539 Mathematical Finance and B62 538 Stochastic Foundations for Finance) B52 651 Topics in Finance (1.5 credits) B52 654 Empirical Methods in Asset Pricing (1.5 credits) &＃8211; Prof. Asaf Manela Research Compulsory attendance in all finance brown bag lunches and Friday Seminars First-year summer paper; papers are due by end of September after the first year. Milestones In the summer of the first year, students must meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss progress and complete a progress report to be submitted to the PhD Office by September 1 after the first year. The Micro Prelim Exam is offered in August. Students must receive a &＃8220;Distinction/Honors&＃8221; or &＃8220;PhD pass&＃8221; to continue in the PhD program. One retake of the exam is permitted. In August after the first year, students must attend an RA/TA orientation offered by the Center for Teaching and Learning. Second Year Required Courses B52 FIN 615A and B Research in Finance (both semesters) B52 620 Empirical Methods in Finance (if not taken during the first year) Directed readings and/or independent studies Olin PhD Finance courses&＃8212;you will take one of the following groups of courses: B52 FIN 643 Info Econ & Corp Finance Theory (3 credits) &＃8211; Prof. Anjan Thakor B52 FIN 642 Advanced Continuous Finance (1.5 credits) &＃8211; Prof. Phil Dybvig (Pre requisite: B62 539 Mathematical Finance and B62 538 Stochastic Foundations for Finance) B52 651 Topics in Finance (1.5 credits) B52 654 Empirical Methods in Asset Pricing (1.5 credits) &＃8211; Prof. Asaf Manela Other Electives (see below for some choices) B50 665 Applied Empirical Research in Accounting B53 620 Empirical Methods in Business B50 664 Doctoral Seminar in Financial Accounting B55 675 Empirical Methods in Structural Modeling B62 539 Mathematical Finance B62 500R Topics in Quantitative Finance B62 538 Stochastic Foundations for Finance E35 516 Optimization in Function Space L11 501 Macroeconomics I L11 518B Seminar in Applied Econometrics II: Time Series Analysis and Macroeconomics B54 661 Analysis of Time Series Data Research Compulsory attendance in all finance brown bag lunches and department seminars Second-year summer paper; papers are due by the end of September after the second year. Milestones Second-year paper&＃8212;Students must have paper approved by faculty to continue in the PhD program. Papers will be presented to faculty in fall of the third year. Field exam, given in June after the second year. Students must pass the field exam to continue in the PhD program. In the summer, students must meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss progress and complete a progress report to be submitted to the PhD office by September 1. Third Year Courses B25 615 A and B Research in Finance (both semesters) B53 660 Seminar in Presentation Skills (fall semester, required) Improvisation Course Research Compulsory attendance in all finance brown bag lunches and Friday seminars Second year paper (due in September of third year) must be presented during a brown bag seminar before October 30 and must be approved by the faculty to continue in the PhD program. Dissertation research Milestones In the summer, students must meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss progress and complete a progress report to be submitted to the PhD office by September 1. Fourth Year Courses B25 615 A and B Research in Finance (both semesters) Research Compulsory attendance in all finance brown bag lunches and Friday seminars Paper presentations (brown bag seminars and conferences) Dissertation research Milestones Dissertation Proposal&＃8212;Students must be able to assemble a Research Advisory Committee for the proposal of their dissertation and must submit a Title, Scope and Procedure Form as the committee&＃8217;s approval of the proposed dissertation by September 30 of the fifth year. In the summer, students must meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss progress and complete a progress report to be submitted to the PhD office by September 1. Fifth Year Research Compulsory attendance in all finance brown bag lunches and Friday Seminars Paper presentations (job market paper presentations with faculty and at conferences) Dissertation research Milestones In the summer, students must meet with the faculty coordinator to discuss progress and complete a progress report to be submitted to the PhD office by September 1. Intent to Graduate (complete form online) Job market and placement Oral defense of dissertation Submission of Examination Approval form, which signifies committee&＃8217;s approval Upload of final, approved dissertation to Graduate School of Arts &Sciences Submission of Documented Teaching Requirements to PhD office Course Descriptions Download Finance PhD course descriptions Faculty Janis SkrastinsAssistant [email protected] profileTodd MilbournFull [email protected] profile Faculty Directory The WashU Olin PhD PhD in Accounting PhD in Business Economics PhD in Finance PhD in Marketing PhD in Organizational Behavior PhD in Strategy & Entrepreneurship PhD in Supply Chain, Operations and Technology Financial Support for PhDs PhD FAQs Contact Us Doctoral Programs Campus Box 1133-124-05 One Brookings Drive St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 [email protected] 314-935-6340 Office Hours: Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Quick Links PhD & DBA Admissions PhD Bulletin Research collaborations PDF Greater St. Louis Pre-Doctoral Program Apply Now Visit Us Request Info One Brookings Drive, St. Louis, MO 63130-4899 [email protected] 314-935-7301 News & Media Events Faculty Directory WashU Center for Career Engagement Washington University home Olin Links Sitemap Privacy Policies Title IX Accessibility ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis