<p>Financial engineering (if your school of choice has it) would also make sense if you're interested in combining heavy analytics (and a more heavily computing based approach) with your study of finance. </p>
<p>But, then again, you might think about doing finance (business) with economics as an undergraduate and then doing a masters in financial engineering later on.</p>
<p>In any case you should do any type of Excel training and Morningstar training or whatever specialist software is available for you.</p>