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The Banking Academy was founded by the College in partnership with a network of regional and national banking and financial institutions committed to building strong, diverse pipelines of students into the industry. These partners will provide industry insight, access to mentors and potential internship and employment opportunities for Academy students. Founding partners.
Students enrolled in the Woody L. Hunt College of Business Corporate Academies are uniquely prepared to enter their industry with some of the following Advantages:
Exclusive Networking Opportunities
Enriched Professional Development Opportunities
Preparation for Industry Certification Exams
Topics covered in the Banking and Financial Institutions major and minor range from traditional topics in banking to the latest trends and cutting edge technologies:
The Banking Academy opens doors to a variety of high-impact jobs within the indsutry. Below is a list of some of the positions possible through the Academy.
Specific courses for the Banking and Financial Institutions major/minor may include:
| ECON 3320 | Money and Banking |
| FIN 3325 |
Money and Capital Markets |
| FIN 4311 | Bank Management |
| FIN 4312 | Current Issues in Banking |
| FIN 4318 |
Financial Analysis of Firm and Valuation |
| FIN 4329 |
Bank Lending |
UTEP students in good academic standing are eligible to enroll in the Banking Academy. Students are encouraged to participate in all Academy-related events to get the most benefit from the Academy. Interested students can fill out an interest form and upload a resume online at utep.edu/BankingAcademy.
For further information or advice on the application process, contact Vanessa Leon, Director of Corporate Partnerships and Alumni Relations at vgleon@utep.edu.
To access the application form, Click Here.
