Important Facts About Banking
| Prerequisites | Introductory accounting or economics courses may be required |
| Concentrations | Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management, Mergers and Acquisitions |
| Possible Careers | Bank Manager, Branch Manager, Financial Analyst, Loan Officer |
| Degree Field | Banking and Financial Services Management, Banking, Bank Technology Management |
| Median Salary (2021)* | $131,710 (for all financial managers) |
| Job Outlook (2021-2031)* | 17% growth (for all financial managers) |
Source: *U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Boston University Online Banking Degree Program
As part of their online Master of Science in Banking and Financial Management degree program, Boston University offers several banking courses. The program prepares students for fast-paced, high profile banking and financial management positions. Focusing on various topics, such as cash management and securities markets, the courses in the program provide both a broad business foundation and banking expertise. Some of the core banking courses included are:
- Financial markets and institutions
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Investment analysis and portfolio management
Banking Courses at the University of Wisconsin Online
The Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin currently offers a series of online banking seminars. Utilizing state-of-the-art video and audio technology, these seminars offer students a valuable and interactive educational experience. Students also have an opportunity to ask questions and make comments via live instant-messaging links. Seminars are also available in recorded form for those students who have enrolled but are unable to attend the live session. Completed courses are applicable toward a continuing education program. Some of the courses offered are:
- General banking
- Funding
- Management
