It’s all about the numbers
Gain in-demand skills for the business world with our finance classes.
Learn the essentials of finance and budgeting with an online finance course
Financial planning and budgeting are skills that can be used to help your organization thrive in almost any economic climate. Our finance courses cover everything from the essential elements of finance to the complex corporate financial methodologies used in making smart financial decisions.
We offer a range of bachelor's- and master's-level finance classes that explore topics such as real estate investment, finance for business, corporate finance and working capital management. We also offer finance courses that can be used for professional development, allowing you to focus on gaining specific skills.
Finance and budgeting courses are a great option when you need college credits. Taking online finance courses can broaden your base of knowledge in key topics and offer a convenient way to continue your education.
Enroll in financing and budgeting courses to learn about:
- The essential elements of finance for business.
- The elements of corporate risk management in a competitive business environment.
- The theories and practices of investments including risk and return and divarication.
- How to analyze cash flow management options for small business.
As a student you will have access to helpful online tools including academic and career resources. You can take an individual class for personal development or apply your credit toward a degree program. Please note, if you plan on transferring to an outside educational institution, it is important that you check with them first to determine if credits are transferable.
Our programs make continuing education more available to the adult learner. You can take a finance classes online from anywhere, completing course work when it is convenient for you. Get started now by calling 866.484.1815 or request more information.
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Associate, bachelor's and master's courses are academic, for-credit courses. Transferability of credit is at the discretion of the receiving institution. It is the student's responsibility to confirm whether or not credits earned at University of Phoenix will be accepted by another institution of the student's choice. Individual courses are not eligible for federal financial aid.
Most certificate programs are credit-bearing, and many are eligible for federal financial aid for students who qualify. Please note that the A+ Fundamentals, CCNA and Network+ Technologies certificate programs are not eligible for federal financial aid. The Application Delivery Networking Certificate Program (noncredit) is not credit bearing and not eligible for financial aid. Students completing the noncredit Application Delivery Networking Certificate Program will receive a letter of completion.
While widely available, not all courses are available in all locations or in both online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University Enrollment Representative. More information about admissions requirements can be found in the Academic Catalog.
