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Study of the market for corporate control including mergers and tender offers, covering motives, impacts on stakeholders, laws, and strategies.

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Applied Security Analysis and Investment Management II involves managing an actual investment portfolio, conducting security analysis, implementing strategies, and reporting performance and diagnostics to trustees.

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Introduction to financial management of firms and investment decision making, emphasizing theory and practice across securities markets, capital budgeting, and asset valuation.

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Covers theory and practice of firm financial management, including capital budgeting, valuation, capital structure, dividend policy, cost of capital, and M&A.

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Derivative Securities: Theory and Practice covers pricing and uses of options, forwards, futures, and ETFs, emphasizing portfolio trading via an online platform with mathematical and statistical analysis.

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Analysis of Fixed Income Securities covers fixed income securities and derivatives, asset-backed/mortgage-backed securities, pricing and portfolio strategies, and term structure models.

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Entrepreneurial Finance covers valuation methods and practical tools for making financing decisions in highly uncertain startup environments.

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Examines finance career pathways, current skills, and practices while developing career tools and professional communication abilities.

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Individual work suited to the needs of graduate students may be arranged both during regular sessions and the intersession periods.

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Ph.D. seminar offering intensive study and critical examination of recent empirical and theoretical investment literature.

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A Finance PhD seminar covering special topics of current or emerging interest in financial economics.

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Seminar-workshop focused on generating original finance research for PhD dissertations and academic publication.

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Advanced Topics Seminar for Finance PhD students discussing current and emerging interests in financial economics, analyzing open questions and new methodologies.

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Independent research course for Finance Ph.D. students to complete their dissertation requirement.

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Reading and Research for Finance Ph.D. students, offering individually arranged work during regular and intersession periods.

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Multinational Business Finance applies financial theory to multinational operations, covering the international financial environment, capital flows, foreign exchange management, hedging, and multinational capital budgeting.

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Multinational Business Finance covers theory applied to multinational firms, including foreign investment analysis, working capital, and international monetary affairs.

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Introduction to Folklore surveys US and global traditions, examining how beliefs, songs, stories, sayings, dances, festivals, and artifacts address identity, authenticity, and authority.

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The Folk Tale explores types of heroes, social functions, and tellers through tales from four cultures.

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Explores horror as a cultural phenomenon representing national angst, analyzing narratives and their cultural context.

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Intermediate course exploring various topics in folklore, folklife, myth, foodways, or music. Students synthesize information and communicate via essays and presentations.

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An introduction to folk cultural groups and folklore forms of Wisconsin, covering cultural activities and the history’s impact on the present.

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Advanced exploration of folklore, folklife, myth, foodways, or music. Students develop communication skills through essays, presentations, and critical analysis of folklore theories.

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Examines Upper Midwest folklore through intersections of immigration and indigeneity to understand regional history and vernacular expressions.

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This course combines a fieldwork practicum with scrutiny of how folklore is documented and presented publicly.

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Explores the development of the vampire legend in folklore, literature, cinema, television, and popular culture in relation to colonization, race, gender, sexuality, and class.

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An examination of mythology, literature, ritual, and religion from Nordic areas and Scandinavia, focusing on pre-Christian beliefs and medieval folklore.

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Introductory ethnomusicology course exploring global musics beyond standard music history through active engagement in larger world contexts.

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Seminar in ethnomusicology covering melodic typology, scale/tuning systems, mode, rhythm, ornamentation, improvisation, composition traditions, notation, and music's social function.

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Discovering Food Science provides a brief introduction to the different areas of study and career opportunities within the food industry.

Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources