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Lockheed Martin Founding Partnership
The Enterprise Resource Planning Academy connects business coursework with the systems, industry relationships, and applied experience that keep organizations moving.
Enterprise Resource Planning Academy
See how accounting, operations, supply chain, finance, sales, and procurement connect across an enterprise.
Enterprise-wide thinking
Enterprise Resource Planning integrates key business processes, including accounting, project management, supply chain operations, sales, and procurement, into a unified system.
ERP software improves the flow, integrity, and visibility of data across departments, helping organizations operate more efficiently and make informed decisions.
A connected view of the processes, data, and decisions that move an organization.
Shared information across business functions
ERP certificate and minor coursework
One founding partner and four Academy partners
Enrollment required for Academy participation
ERP in practice
ERP connects the work taking place across an organization so teams can plan, coordinate, and decide from the same information.
Core processes become part of one integrated operating system.
Connected data gives teams a clearer view of the enterprise.
Academic pathway
The 12-hour ERP certificate and minor connect business processes, systems, analytics, and production planning.
Students gain exposure to ERP systems and learn how integrated systems support the planning and management of business processes.
ERP study develops a connected view of how information moves through an organization.
Academic planning: Students should review current requirements and meet with an academic advisor to confirm how the ERP certificate or minor fits their degree plan.
Advising: Contact the Hunt Business Advising Office for guidance on majors, minors, certificates, and course sequencing.
Academy experience
Industry relationships, mentorship, skill development, and employer access extend ERP learning beyond the classroom.
Lockheed Martin is the founding partner of the Enterprise Resource Planning Academy. Cummins, Dell, Microsoft, and Texas Instruments extend the Academy's connection to industry.
Connect with industry leaders, alumni, and Academy partners.
Learn from professionals dedicated to your success and long-term career development.
Sharpen professional and technical skills through hands-on workshops and real-world preparation.
Receive Academy sponsorship to earn industry-recognized credentials.
Hear about internships and full-time career opportunities shared through Academy partners.
Attend corporate tours and events aligned with your academic and career goals.
Industry partnership
Academy partners connect students with professional insight, mentorship, skill development, and career opportunities.
Join the Academy
Students must meet the Academy requirements and remain eligible throughout their participation.
Preferred majors: Operations and Supply Chain Management, Accounting, Finance, and Information Systems.
Preferred minors and certificates: Enterprise Resource Planning, Operations and Supply Chain Management, Accounting, Finance, and Information Systems.
Students from other business majors who are interested in ERP are encouraged to apply.
Questions about academic planning? Email the Hunt Business Advising Office for guidance.
Questions about the Academy, eligibility, or the application process can be directed to the Corporate Academies team.
Join the Enterprise Resource Planning Academy for applied system knowledge, mentorship, professional credentials, and direct access to industry.
