Financial Technology (FinTech) Certificate
The Financial Technology (FINTECH) Certificate is a 16-credit program designed to equip business and finance students with the quantitative, programming, and analytical skills required in today’s data-driven financial industry. The certificate integrates finance, data analytics, and emerging technologies such as blockchain to prepare students for careers in banking, investment management, financial data analysis, and fintech startups.
Through hands-on projects using real financial data, industry-standard software, and contemporary case studies, students will learn how to build data-driven financial models, analyze large financial datasets, and understand how innovations such as blockchain and digital assets are transforming traditional financial services. The certificate can complement majors in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, or related disciplines.
Overview
The Financial Technology (FinTech) certificate is a certificate program within the School of Business and Entrepreneurship.
Career Options
Why should you pursue a Financial Technology (FinTech) Certificate?
Through hands-on projects using real financial data, industry-standard software, and contemporary case studies, students will learn how to build data-driven financial models, analyze large financial datasets, and understand how innovations such as blockchain and digital assets are transforming traditional financial services. The certificate can complement majors in Finance, Accounting, Business Administration, Computer Science, or related disciplines.
Possible Career Paths
- Business Finance
- Financial Analyst
- Blockchain Developer
- FinTech Product Manager
Requirements
Courses
| FIN 306 | Blockchain Technology for Business | 3 |
| FIN 310 | Data Driven Financial Modeling | 3 |
| FIN 326 | Managerial Finance | 3 |
| FIN 330 | Financial Data Analytics | 3 |
| FIN 497 | Finance Internship, Externship, Cooperative Education | 1-12 |
| | Four Credits Required | |
| Total Credit Hours: | 16 |