ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING ACADEMY
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What is Enterprise Resource Planning?
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) refers to the integration of multiple business processes across an organization and encompasses areas such as accounting, project management, supply chain operations, sales, and procurement.
Organizations rely on ERP software to link these processes within a unified system, allowing for improved data flow, integrity, and visibility, thereby enhancing efficiency and decision making across the entire organization.
PARTNERS
- Cummins
- Lockheed Martin
- Microsoft
ACADEMY COMPONENTS
1. The ERP Certificate/Minor Program
With the 12-hour certificate/minor program, students fulfill the requirement of a minor. Students acquire knowledge and exposure to ERP systems and learn how these systems support the planning and management of business processes within an organization.
2. Professional Development Portfolio
Academy members attend monthly events that include speaker engagements at Hunt College, corporate site visits, and networking events.
ERP Certificate/Minor Requirements
To review requirements for the ERP Certificate/Minor program, click here.
Academy Goals
- Offer state-of-the-art training on systems used by leading ERP companies in the world
- Improve the knowledge and skills of UTEP graduates in the ERP area
- Provide opportunities to network and engage with professionals in the field
- Enhance internship and employment opportunities for Academy members
Eligibility Requirements
All UTEP students, regardless of college or major, may apply to the ERP Academy at UTEP's Woody L. Hunt College of Business.
- The ERP certificate/minor must be declared as part of your minor/certificate requirement. This can be done with the Hunt College academic advising team.
- A 2.0 GPA is required to apply to the Academy.
