Join AIA to gain hands-on exposure to alternative investments, connect with industry professionals, and accelerate your professional and personal development.
The purpose of this organization is to educate members about the Alternative Investments space, to connect members with external organizations, and to provide members with professional and personal development opportunities.
The first of AIA's three main pillars is to help students learn how to build wealth. Eventually, you will own a home, have a 401k, or save for retirement, and we strive to equip you with the knowledge you need to succeed later in life.
The second of AIA's three main pillars is designed to better prepare students to interpret the financial world around them. With mergers, acquisitions, and policy creating a rapidly evolving landscape, we hope to equip students with the knowledge to take advantage of this dynamism and come out on top.
The third of AIA's three main pillars strives to assist students in finding employment in this niche area of finance. We offer many resources, and are partnered with many external firms to bring top talent to opportunity's door.
Networking opportunities Ability to build relevant technical skills Opportunity to expand your knowledge of financial markets Experience how the financial markets connects with STEM and other academic disciplines and more...
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