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UNC Charlotte’s M.S. in Mathematical Finance program ranked No. 25 by The Financial Engineer

Categories: Finance, News

UNC Charlotte’s Master of Science in Mathematical Finance program ranked No. 25 in the 2015 Master of Financial Engineering Program Rankings. This is the first national ranking for the Mathematical Finance program, which currently enrolls more than 100 students. The rankings are calculated based on a series of factors, including average GRE scores, starting salaries […]

Connaughton forecasts sluggish growth for N.C. Economy in 2015

Categories: Economics, News

Economic growth in North Carolina is expected to grow at a sluggish pace in 2015 with no significant growth expected for the remainder of 2014, UNC Charlotte economist John Connaughton reported today in his quarterly forecast for the state. According to Connaughton, N.C. Gross State Product (GSP) is expected to reach a level of $482,911.70 […]

UNC Charlotte launches Executive Education Leadership Series

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UNC Charlotte’s Executive Education Program will launch its Excellence in Leadership series on Tuesday, October 14 at UNC Charlotte’s Center City campus. The Excellence in Leadership series is designed to address contemporary issues in leadership. The series will offer programs that are responsive to today’s dynamic and complex business environment. The October 14 program will […]

Belk College highlights big data opportunities on Charlotte Talks

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Belk College welcomes faculty members

7 new faculty members begin this fall semester

Welcome new and returning students

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Fall semester begins today

Belk College Advisory Board member receiving CFO Lifetime Achievement Award

Categories: Accounting, Alumni, News

5 finalists for Charlotte CFO of the Year are UNC Charlotte Accounting alumni

Dr. John Connaughton gives economic update on WFAE

Categories: Economics, News

Podcast available of latest Babson Capital/UNC Charlotte Economic Forecast

Economic effects of the World Cup may result in losses, say researchers

Categories: Economics, News

Analysis over 50 years: Distracted workers pay attention to the game instead of work

Faculty member’s research with Harvard, Columbia in The Quarterly Journal of Economics

Categories: Economics, News

Study examines school segregation, education and crime in Charlotte schools