Directory of College and University Degree Programs
The FDIC seeks to promote community banking and management succession plans. In an effort to promote community banking education programs, the FDIC has developed a directory of colleges and universities offering undergraduate programs that prepare students for careers in community banking.
These programs require courses across the business disciplines of accounting, communications, economics, finance, management, marketing, mathematics, and technology. In addition, the programs also include courses appropriate to community banking, which may include bank management, operations, risk management, and compliance.
The FDIC periodically updates the directory in order to provide current information to community banks and those interested in pursuing a career in community banking. The FDIC welcomes public feedback. Questions and comments regarding the directory may be submitted to CommunityBanking@fdic.gov.
Directory of Two-Year Degree Programs
Directory of Four-Year Degree Programs
Please note that the FDIC’s inclusion of any institution does not constitute an endorsement, a recommendation, or a favoring by the FDIC or the United States government. The FDIC recognizes that this list may be incomplete and that other institutions not identified may offer similar programs.