Management, Minor

About the Minor

The Management Minor is designed to provide non-business majors with an overview of the Management discipline. It will enable students to explore various career options within the field of Management and to use the discipline knowledge to further their career goals within their major. This background is useful for students who will be working in organizational settings, regardless of their majors but might be of particular interest to students pursuing a major in Psychology, Education, Communications, Art, etc., or any other majors who might be interested in being entrepreneurs or working in the management side of an organization.

Requirements

(24 credits as listed below)
 

Four Core Courses (16 credits):

• BA 260 Principles of Management (4 Credits)
• BA 264 Corporate Social Responsibility (4 Credits) *
• BA 362 Human Resources Administration (4 Credits) *
• BA 363 International Organizational Behavior (4 Credits) *

• (*Courses have BA260 as a prerequisite)
   

Two elective courses (8 credits):

• BA 101 International Business (4 Credits)
• BA 230 Legal Environment of Business (4 Credits)

• or

• BA 232 International Environmental and Legal Issues for Business (4 Credits)
• BA 353 Business Analytics (4 Credits) **
• BA 361 Managing Social Media & Communication in the Workplace (4 Credits) **
• BA 366 Agribusiness Management (4 Credits) **
• BA 369 Management Information Systems (4 Credits) **
• SPM 267 Event Management (4 Credits) **
• SPM 361 Leadership and Management in Sport (4 Credits) **
• AN 272 Cultures, Conflict and Power (4 Credits)
• AN 361 Social Change: Globalization and Culture (4 Credits) **
• CM 235 Organizational Cultures (4 Credits) **
• CM 304 Event Management (4 Credits) **
• CM 320 Strategic Public Relations Planning and Writing (4 Credits)
• PY 227 Judgment and Decision Making (4 Credits) **
• PY 331 Social Psychology (4 Credits) **
• US 284 Arts Leadership and Management
• Any other appropriate course as approved by the Minor Advisor

(** Courses have prerequisite(s))