Graduate Certificates
The Graduate Certificate in Enterprise Systems is available in three unique tracks: Business Analytics, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and Blockchain Enterprise Systems.
Business Analytics
Graduate Certificate
Business Analytics is a field within business and IT that focuses on finding value in the massive amounts of data collected in modern organizations, improving the quality of making processes, and increasing the speed at which modern organizations can make decisions.
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Enterprise Resource Planning
Graduate Certificate
Enterprise Resource Planning Systems are used by almost all Fortune 500 companies, and most of those companies use SAP. As a member of the SAP University Alliance, the Walton College provides students with hands-on experience using ERP software and strategies.
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Blockchain Enterprise Systems
Graduate Certificate
Blockchain technologies are trusted distributed ledger technologies that traditionally served as the foundational architecture underlying cryptocurrencies (e.g. Bitcoin, Ether, LiteCoin, etc.) and now as distributed applications and databases. Blockchains are currently used by many companies for applications ranging from strategic management of day-to-day operations to customer insights to retail analytics to supply chain technology in an effort to develop and maintain a competitive edge.
Learn MoreGraduate Certificate Saturday Class Dates
| Spring 2021 |
Summer 2021 |
Fall 2021** |
Spring 2022 |
Summer 2022 |
| January 9 |
May 15 |
August 28 |
January 15 |
May 21 |
| February 6 |
June 12 |
September 25 |
February 12 |
June 18 |
| March 6 |
June 26 |
October 30 |
March 5 |
July 9 |
| April 3 |
July 24 |
November 20 |
April 2 |
July 30 |
| April 24 |
December 11 |
April 30 |
**Fall 2021 dates are tentative.
*Students admitted to Walton Enterprise Systems Graduate Certificate Program are required to attend a three-day orientation. Dates to be determined. Please contact gsb@walton.uark.edu for more information.
Related Degree Programs
The Professional MIS program, as opposed to the full-time MIS, can be completed in less than 2 years. Students take 6 hours each semester and meet approximately one Saturday every month.
The full-time MIS program, as opposed to the part-time Professional MIS, can be completed in one year.
