Program Description
The FinTech minor introduces students to business models and technologies that drive financial innovation and adds digital capabilities to a student's understanding of the financial services industry. Topics include distributed ledger technology, digital assets, and open finance.
Academic and Career Opportunities
Students join a rapidly growing industry, fueled by the rising demand for digital financial services, including mobile banking, e-commerce, and digital wallets, amongst others, and supported by advances in artificial intelligence, distributed-ledger technologies, and cloud-based services.
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Exploratory Classes
- FINAN 2140 - Intro to Global Fintech
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