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Fall 2007
- FNAN-400 Financial Problems Analysis (3 hours x 2 sections) Undergraduate
- FNAN-412 International Finance (3 hours x 1 section) Undergraduate
Courses at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette are taught in fifteen week semesters.
Spring 2007
- FIN-715 Global Economic Content of Business (2 hours) M.B.A.
- FIN-756 International Financial Markets and Institutions (2 hours) Masters
- FIN-902 Corporate Finance (part) Ph.D.
Winter 2007
- FIN-715 Global Economic Content of Business (2 hours) M.B.A.
- FIN-751 Money and Capital Markets (4 hours) Masters
Autumn 2006
- INTB-464 International Business Finance (3 hours) Undergraduate
- FIN-725 Financial Economics (4 hours) Masters
Spring 2006
- FIN-471 Financial Markets and Institutions (3 hours) Undergraduate
- FIN-471 Financial Markets and Institutions (3 hours) Undergraduate
Winter 2006
- FIN-471 Financial Markets and Institutions (3 hours) Undergraduate
- FIN-761 Advanced Corporate Finance (4 hours) M.B.A.
Autumn 2005
- FIN-471 Financial Markets and Institutions (3 hours) Undergraduate
- FIN-725 Financial Economics (4 hours) Masters
Courses at the University of Cincinnati were taught in ten week quarters.
Subjects Taught while a Lecturer at Keble College, University of Oxford from Autumn 2002 to Spring 2004
- Theory of Finance (4 terms)
- Prelims Microeconomics (2 terms)
- Prelims Macroeconomics (2 terms)
- Honours Macroeconomics (1 term)
- Mathematical Methods in Economics (1 term)
Tutorial subjects at the University of Oxford are taught in eight week terms.
All students taught at Keble College were undergraduates.
Subjects Taught to U.S. Study Abroad Students in Oxford, U.K.
Tutorial subjects were taught in eight week terms.
All study abroad students were undergraduates.
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