Advising
For advising information, including faculty office hours, please see the Eichel Finance Advising Network.
Internships and Jobs
- Sophomores:
- The seniors listed on this spreadsheet did finance or consulting internships in summer 2024. They have volunteered to be a resource to you on recruiting. Please reach out to them with your questions.
- First-years:
- Duke Career Center Resources:
- Career Development Process
- Handshake, the Career Center's main platform for internship and job opportunities
- Business, Finance & Consulting Career Community
- Visit DFE's Recruiting FAQ page for answers to questions like, "I have already accepted an offer, but now a better one has come along; can I change?"
Networking
DFE Guide to Making Alumni Connections
Interview Preparation
Common Finance Interview Questions (Wall Street Prep)
Developing a Branding Pitch (Fuqua School of Business)
Finance Interview Training (Street of Walls)
Internship Guidance
Basic Excel Shortcuts
Attire Guide (Duke Career Hub)
Finance Recruiting FAQs
Other
Industry News Websites
Bloomberg
Financial Times
Market Watch
Reuters
Wall Street Journal
Deal & Industry Information Websites
- Street Insider provides a useful overview of M&A deals, ratings (credit and equity), IPOs, etc.
- Reuters
- Standard & Poor's Net Advantage via Fuqua's Ford Library (Duke VPN required) is a comprehensive database of financial information, covering corporate research, competitive analysis, investment information, and industry analysis.
General
Bloomberg Terminals
- The DFE, in conjunction with Perkins Library, sponsors four Bloomberg terminals on West Campus. One terminal is located on the third floor of the Social Sciences Building, and three others can be found in The Edge (level 1 of Bostock). They are available to everyone at Duke for both curricular and extracurricular financial market research and analysis. To create a log in, you need a Duke NetID and a cell phone. A Bloomberg cheat sheet is attached to each terminal to walk you through the process.
- Bloomberg offers several online Bloomberg Essential Training courses to provide documentation that you have gained comprehensive knowledge of the Bloomberg Professional service. This requires successful completion of four core courses plus one market sector, found under the BESS command. Complete these at your own pace, but you only have two chances to pass the test.
Student Clubs
The student groups below, many of whom partner with DFE, offer a wide range of opportunities for students to learn about finance and business.
- Black in Business
- Business Oriented Women (BOW)
- Delta Sigma Pi
- Duke Actuarial Society
- Duke Consulting Club
- Duke Economics Student Union
- Duke Impact Investing Group (DIIG)
- Duke Investment Club
- Duke Real Estate Club (DREC)
- Duke Restructuring Group
- Alpha Kappa Psi
- Latinx Business Organization
- Scale and Coin