Business minors are available in the areas of business administration, digital marketing, finance, hospitality management, and management. All business minors are designed to help non-business students obtain business skills.
Students in a business track may take an additional track, rather than pursuing a minor. In case of multiple business tracks, only one course can serve as meeting the requirements of two tracks.
Business Administration
Students must take the following courses for the business administration minor:
- ACCT 210: Financial Accounting
- ACCT 211: Managerial Accounting
- BANA 251: Software for Business Analytics
- FINC 300: Principles of Finance
- MKTG 300: Principles of Marketing
- MKTG 311: Managing Service Excellence
- MKTG 351: Digital Commerce
Digital Marketing
Students must take the following courses for the digital marketing minor:
- ART 322: Advertising in Marketing
- MGMT 330: Diversity in Organizations
- MKTG 350: Digital Marketing
- MKTG 355: Social Media Marketing
- MKTG 361: Digital Marketing Research and Metrics
- MKTG 380: Marketing Strategy
Finance
Students must take these two required courses:
- ACCT 210: Financial Accounting
- FINC 300: Principles of Finance
Then, select four finance electives from the list below:
- FINC 310: Financial Institutions and Markets
- FINC 320: Investments and Portfolio Management
- FINC 330: International Finance
- FINC 340: Advanced Corporate Finance
- FINC 350: Futures and Options
Hospitality Management
Students must take the following courses for the hospitality management minor:
- BANA 351: Project Management
- MGMT 310: Introduction to Hospitality Management
- MGMT 311: Customer Service for Hospitality and Tourism
- MGMT 312: Meetings, Expositions, Event and Convention Planning
- MGMT 313: Hotel and Lodging Management
- MGMT 330: Diversity in Organizations
Management
Students must take the following courses for the management minor:
- BANA 351: Project Management
- MGMT 330: Diversity in Organizations
- MGMT 364: Entrepreneurship
- MGMT 370: Organizational Behavior
- POLSC 305: Bargaining and Conflict Resolution
- Business Elective