Requirements
Within the framework of a liberal arts education, this program is designed to provide the knowledge and skills that will prepare students for the dynamics of human interaction in the marketplace. Students must complete thirty – seven credits in the concentration.
Elective Courses
Business Management majors who do not choose an area of concentration must take 3 electives. In addition to the management-designated courses (coded MGT), students may take any accounting, economics, finance or marketing course as an elective (any course coded ACC, ECO, FIN or MKT).
Concentrations within the Business Management Major
Concentrations within the Business Management Major - Although not a requirement, an Adult Business Management major may choose to concentrate in one of the following areas: accounting, finance, human resource management, international management, or marketing.
Concentration in Accounting
Completion of the nine required courses for the business management major and the completion of:
Concentration in Finance
Completion of the nine required courses for the business management major and the completion of:
Concentration in Human Resource Management
Completion of the nine required courses for the business management major and the completion of:
MGT 1005 | Management of Human Resources | 3 |
| Plus three of the following | |
MGT 1006 | General HR Employment Practice | 3 |
MGT 2007 | International Management | 3 |
MGT 2021 | Compensation and Benefits | 3 |
MGT 2027 | Management of Workforce Diversity | 3 |
Concentration in International Management
Completion of the nine required courses for the business management major and the completion of:
| Plus two of the following | |
MKT 2006 | International Marketing | 3 |
MGT 2007 | International Management | 3 |
ECO 3035 | Seminar in International Business | 3 |
| Plus one of the following | |
ECO 3016 | International Trade: Theory and Policy | 3 |
ECO 3018 | Economics of Developing Countries | 3 |
Three area studies courses
Students are required to take three area study courses relating to Latin America, Africa, Asia, or Europe. Courses that focus on an ethnic or cultural Diaspora within the United States do not satisfy the area studies requirement.
Please see an advisor within the department if you have questions about this. Area studies courses may be spread over more than one area; it is not required that these courses relate to the language area. Courses may double-count with the college-wide global perspectives portfolio requirement.
Concentration in Marketing
Completion of the nine required courses for the business management major and the completion of any three (3) of the following:
Required Courses