/academics/programs/_images/adobestock_270330814bankingcert.jpgA man holds his smartphone and credit cardUndergraduate CertificateEarn a Dual Certificate in Banking with the American Bankers Association and UNT.The Dual Certificate in Banking, offered by the University of North Texas in partnership with the American Bankers Association, prepares students for successful careers in financial services through a blend of academic coursework and industry-recognized professional training in an internship setting. Students gain practical knowledge in banking fundamentals, regulation, and more while earning credentials valued by employers across the banking industry.G. Brint Ryan College of BusinessFinance, Insurance, Real Estate & Lawhttps://cob.unt.edu/firel/Business & IndustryUndergraduateCertificate,DualOn CampusDenton1-2 semesters12Why Earn a Dual Certificate in Banking Studies?Students should earn the Dual Certificate in Banking from the University of North Texas and the American Bankers Association because it pairs a respected university credential with industry-recognized professional training, giving graduates both academic knowledge and practical banking expertise. 

The program helps students build in-demand skills in financial analysis, regulation, risk, and customer strategy, strengthens their résumé with a nationally recognized certification, and signals to employers that they are career-ready for roles in commercial banking and financial services leadership.

• Teamwork
• Oral and written communication
• Application of corporate values
• Address complex business situations
• Financial statement analysis

This dual certificate is jointly awarded by UNT and the American Bankers Association. Show off your industry-recognized credentials when you graduate!The DFW area, often called "Y'all Street", is home to 400,000 finance professionals, with 1 in 3 working in banking roles. With new campuses opening across the metroplex for major industry players, stand out above the rest with this certificate on your resume.You’ll learn from faculty members known for their innovative teaching, outstanding research and exceptional service to the profession and community.Our growing network of alumni, several of whom serve on department advisory boards, are a source of industry connections for internships, placements and speakers.You will join other students with highly diverse education and work experiences. A significant number are employed full time at corporations in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, one of the nation's most dynamic economic regions.When you graduate from the G. Brint Ryan College of Business, you join a network of 50,000 alumni. More than 700 of our graduates are CEOs or presidents of organizations.

• Commercial Banker
• Portfolio Manager (Banking)
• Senior Risk Manager
• Branch Manager
• Private Banker / Wealth Advisor
• Regional Banking Manager
• Chief Credit Officer

FINA 3600 Applied Topics in Banking - 3 credit hoursThis course introduces students to the dynamic world of banking. It provides a comprehensive overview of the industry, highlighting its core functions, evolving trends, and emerging technologies, including fintech and digital banking. The curriculum explores the development of banking products and services, regulatory changes, and the critical role banks play in the global financial system. Special emphasis is placed on career pathways within the industry. Through case studies and visits by industry professionals, students will understand how innovation is reshaping banking and creating new opportunities for young professionals.FINA 4100 – Using Numbers: Converting Financial Data Into Smart Banking Decisions - 3 credit hoursThis course is a comprehensive guide designed to equip lenders with the skills necessary for effective financial analysis of business borrowers. The course systematically illustrates each step involved in reviewing financial statements provided by loan applicants to assess their repayment capabilities.FINA 4150 – Lending to Smarts: How to Finance Business Growth with Confidence - 3 credit hoursThis course provides future bankers and financial professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively assess, manage, and make decisions regarding commercial loans. The main objective is to equip students with the tools and insights needed to make sound, informed lending decisions that balance risk and reward while contributing to the success of both the bank and its clients.O7sqMO7FhzI?si=keg92nP4RZ9pY7AXEarn a Dual Certificate in Bankingwith the American Bankers Association and UNT

• Finance Minor
• Finance Degree
• Economics Minor
• Economics Degree (B.A. or B.S.E.C.O.)
• Economics Degree (B.B.A.)

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