Burridge Center for Finance

Improving and Sharing the Practice of Finance and Investments

Welcome to Burridge Center for Finance

Since its launch in 1997, the Burridge Center for Finance along with the other Centers of Excellence work to:

Promote thought leadership and intellectual innovation
Enrich and advance business education by providing real-world context to the classroom
Cultivate relationships and engagement with industry leaders and organizaitons
Advance student job placement through innovated programs

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Join open office hours 10-11AM Tuesdays and Thursdays

Spring 2021 Welcome

Burridge Center Open Office Hours Spring 2021 Tuesday/Thursday 10-11AM, and by appointment. Zoom Link New (Virtual) Burridge Center Treks The Burridge Center is working closely with our Board of Advisors to provide Exploratory and Industry Treks. Exploratory Treks are for students who are not currently seeking jobs. Industry Treks are...

Things to look for in Spring 2021

CU Boulder Team finishes Top 5!

November Student Update

Burridge Conference

The Burridge Conference brings thought leaders from higher education and industry together to discuss investments and finance. The conference took place February 2020.

Learn more about the conference

Burridge Center students on a financial trek and sitting in a board room

Financial Treks

Treks bring exceptional students from the Finance and Quantitative Finance programs and Investment Banking Seminar to New York, San Francisco, Chicago, Denver, Salt Lake City and Los Angeles.

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The Bloomberg Lab

Featuring Bloomberg Terminals with access to cutting edge tech delivering fast access to indispensable news, data and trading tools for students, staff and faculty.

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Meet Nathan

Nathan graduated in May 2019 with an Economics minor. He now works at Goldman Sachs in New York as an Investment Banking Analyst. He says he is most excited for the learning and growth opportunities that banking offers, and he will undergo a large amount of training, face a steep learning curve, and be placed in a competitive work environment. Nathan says that he enjoys situations that require him to analyze strategies, environmental conditions, structure, and future opportunities. From an educational standpoint, Nathan credits the Investment Banking seminar course for providing him exposure to the fundamentals of corporate finance and investment banking. Additionally he took advantage of the Bloomberg Lab at Leeds, which allowed him to explore and learn about various market concepts. Nathan also thanks the Leeds Career Office for ensuring he was prepared for interviews and knowledgeable about the industry.

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Improving and Sharing the Practice of Finance and Investments

Burridge Center for Finance

Welcome to Burridge Center for Finance

Meet Nathan