Investing at Cornell is an interdisciplinary theme that connects faculty and students across the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business and Cornell University who are interested in studying, researching, and working in the field of investments.
With a broad representation of thought leaders and resources dedicated to research, academic excellence, and industry relevance, the Investing at Cornell thematic area aims to provide students with the experiences, networks, and tools needed to develop skills and insights that will position them for success.
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Coursework
The SC Johnson College’s three schools each offer resources, coursework, student clubs, and events related to investing and asset management—united under the Investing at Cornell theme, these offerings are amplified and can reach a wider audience. Investing at Cornell also connects the business college with expertise in the College of Engineering by way of the Master in Engineering with Financial Concentration program. Together, all of these entities offer support to undergraduate and graduate students as they prepare to enter the field of investments, and faculty and staff across Cornell can work together sooner as they discover synergies among their investment research and initiatives.
An Overview of the Investments Related Offerings at Cornell University
Investing at Cornell provides many opportunities for the campus community to learn and network among industry professionals. Whether students are just beginning to dive into investments or they’re ready to start their career, there are several ways to tap into the theme’s resources:
In 2019, the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business established a new interdisciplinary theme, Investing at Cornell, that connects faculty and students across the college and Cornell University who are interested in studying, researching, and working in the field of investments.
Johnson Graduate School
Clinical professor and faculty co-director of the Parker Center for Investment Research
Johnson Graduate School
Alumni Chair in Asset Management, professor of accounting, and faculty co-director of the Parker Center for Investment Research
Nolan School of Hotel Administration
Arthur Adler ’78 and Karen Newman Adler ’78 Director of the Center for Real Estate and Finance and Robert C. Baker Professor in Real Estate
Dyson School
Associate professor and Lynn A. Calpeter Sesquicentennial Faculty Fellow in Finance
SC Johnson College
Breazzano Family Executive Director of the Parker Center for Investment Research
College of Engineering
Professor of practice in the School of Operations Research and Information Engineering
Advancing asset management, education, practice, and research
Respected as an international leader in hospitality real estate and finance
IBHF-affiliated professors and fellows conduct independent research in behavioral finance and household finance
A focal point for research, teaching, and outreach and engagement activities at the interface of finance and sustainability
A comprehensive, multidisciplinary, and flexible MPS in real estate degree program
An MEng program with a Financial Application Module that includes Johnson and ORIE courses