More than business
The School of Accounting and Finance (SAF) tackles global challenges by preparing students to think differently. Going beyond the limits of a traditional business school, SAF redefines what it means to be an accounting and finance professional.
Training future-ready leaders in accounting and finance
The future of accounting and finance is collaborative, interdisciplinary and inclusive. SAF graduates are equipped with the integrity and expertise to tackle the world’s most pressing demands like climate uncertainty, emerging technology and AI. The field is constantly evolving with SAF students leading the change.
Learning beyond the classroom
Through paid co-op, international study and travel opportunities, and hands-on experiences, SAF students are gaining real-world skills through experiential learning to make bold, informed decisions through a global lens.
Business meets AI, tech, innovation and sustainability
Our programs connect accounting and finance with artificial intelligence, data analytics, computer science, sustainability, and innovation to prepare students for a fast-changing world.
within 6 months of graduation
including direct routes to CPA & CFA
working in 38 countries
Accounting and finance shape decisions in every sector of the economy. As emerging technologies and AI transform the world, the need for ethical, adaptable problem-solvers has never been greater. It is also essential to consider the impacts on people, communities, and the environment alongside financial goals, so that decisions create fair and sustainable outcomes. At SAF, we’re preparing graduates to meet that challenge, leading with insight, integrity, and impact on the issues that matter most.
News
Inspiring young leaders to drive change and "Be the Future"
SAF recently hosted “Be The Future”, a conference that gave highschool students a chanve to step into the shoes of tomorrows business leaders, tackling hands-on challeneges, participating in expert panel discussions and exploring how technology, AI, science and sustainability are reshaping the way business are done.
Reflecting on 2025: Highlights from a remarkable year at SAF
As we wrap up 2025, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the milestones, stories, and achievements that shaped the year at the School of Accounting and Finance.
From research to policy: A SAF alum’s journey from continued studies to global impact
Graduate studies aren’t just about earning a degree — they’re about asking deeper questions, gaining new perspectives and shaping conversations that reach far beyond the classroom.
This month, we’re spotlighting Jillian Adams (PhD ’24), a School of Accounting and Finance (SAF) alum whose passion for tax policy and pursuit of a PhD shows how curiosity can be turned into impact.
Blog
Beyond updating a profile: Using LinkedIn to stay visible at networking events
Opportunities in Accounting and Finance Night is your chance to make a strong first impression with employers who are actively seeking future talent. While this event takes place in person, your professional presence starts before the event and continues afterword -- on LinkedIn.
In today’s recruiting landscape, a strong LinkedIn profile does more than showcase your experience. It reinforces your personal brand and helps you stand out to employers. Here’s how to make the most of LinkedIn beyond simply updating your profile.
Change of plans: How our class turned a coastal flood warning into one of the best moments of our New York trip
AFM 334's study trip to New York City took a turn when the first stop on their list was cancelled due to a coastal flood warning.
This unexpected change in plans turned out to be a blessing in disguise, leading to one of the most memorable experiences of the whole trip.
Three days, ten bottles of Pocari Sweat, and a lifetime of memories
Leading the International Study Course trip class through three days of cultural exploration in Hong Kong, the Marketing and Culture team reflects on the breathtaking sights, delicious food and vibrant culture they were able to immerse themselves in when they weren't in meetings with leaders of global businesses, building life-long memories in the process.