Business Applications Concentration in Mathematics Program at Concordia University Texas
The Business Applications concentration within the BA and BS in Mathematics at Concordia University Texas equips students with the quantitative, financial, and analytical skills needed to succeed in business and actuarial science. With coursework spanning probability, economics, accounting, and finance, this concentration prepares you for professional certifications and high-demand careers in Austin’s thriving business and finance sectors.
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Why Choose Business Applications at Concordia Texas?
- Actuarial Exam Preparation: Take specialized math courses designed to prepare you for actuarial science exams.
- Business Integration: Combine mathematics with accounting, economics, and finance to gain a holistic understanding of business systems.
- Austin Advantage: Study mathematics in one of the country’s fastest-growing business hubs, with access to internships and finance career opportunities.
- Faith-Centered Education: Learn to apply mathematics ethically and responsibly in business contexts through Concordia’s Christ-centered framework
Curriculum Snapshot
Total Credit Hours: 14
The Business Applications concentration integrates mathematics with economics, accounting, and finance to prepare students for actuarial and business careers.
Key Courses & Learning Outcomes
- MTH 3344: Theory of Interest for Actuarial Science (3 hrs) – Study interest theory and its applications in insurance, investments, and financial mathematics.
- ECO 2301/2302: Macroeconomics & Microeconomics (6 hrs) – Understand how markets function at both the national and individual level, equipping you with tools for business analysis.
- ACC 2301/2302: Fundamentals of Financial & Managerial Accounting (6 hrs) – Learn to interpret financial statements and apply managerial accounting practices for decision-making.
- BADM 3360: Finance (3 hrs) – Explore corporate finance, investment decisions, and financial management strategies.
Additional Highlights
- Coursework designed to align with actuarial science exam requirements.
- Builds skills for careers in finance, insurance, consulting, and business analysis.
- Strengthens understanding of the connections between mathematics and business decision-making.
Career Outcomes: What You Can Do with Business Applications
Graduates of the Business Applications concentration are prepared to:
- Sit for actuarial science exams and pursue actuarial careers.
- Enter finance, insurance, and consulting fields.
- Apply mathematical modeling and financial analysis to business decisions.
Common job titles in Business Applications include:
- Actuary (with exam completion)
- Business Analyst
- Financial Analyst
- Risk Manager
- Consultant
The Business Applications concentration allows students to merge mathematics with the practical skills of finance and economics. Our graduates leave Concordia Texas ready to apply quantitative analysis in high-demand careers across business and actuarial fields.
Dr. Eric StaronChair of the Mathematics Program
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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Does this concentration prepare me for actuarial exams?
Yes. The curriculum includes courses in probability and interest theory that directly prepare you for actuarial exams.
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Can I take both accounting and economics courses in this concentration?
Yes. Students may select from approved courses in economics, accounting, and finance to meet the credit requirements.
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Is this concentration available in both the BA and BS in Mathematics?
Yes. Both degree paths allow you to pursue the Business Applications concentration.
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Are internships available in Austin for this concentration?
Yes. Austin’s growing finance and business sectors provide opportunities for internships and career development.