These program offerings are not intended for students pursuing the B.S. in business administration.
Business Minor |
|
The following six-course sequence has been developed for non-business majors interested in the field of business.
880-22500 |
Financial Accounting |
3 |
882-22000 |
Principles of Management |
3 |
883-20300 |
Financial Markets and Institutions |
3 |
884-31200 |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
Level 2 or above |
3 |
Level 2 or above |
3 | |
Total |
18 |
Notes:
1. 306-12100 Principles of Macroeconomics is a prerequisite for 883-20300 Financial Markets and Institutions.
2. Most School of Business courses are available as electives for students who have completed prerequisite courses. Junior-level business electives require junior standing at the College.
Finance Minor |
|
This minor surveys the importance of finance in the business world. It is not available to students pursuing the B.S. in business administration or accounting.
306-12100 |
Principles of Macroeconomics |
3 |
305-12200 |
Principles of Microeconomics |
3 |
880-22500 |
Financial Accounting |
3 |
883-20300 |
Financial Markets and Institutions |
3 |
883-31100 |
Business Finance |
3 |
883-xxxxx |
Finance elective (level 2 or higher) |
3 |
Total |
18 |
International Business Studies Minor |
|
This minor provides an overview of the field of international business. It is not available to students pursuing the bachelor of science degree program in business administration or accounting.
881-26500 |
International Business Operations |
3 |
880-34000 |
International Accounting |
|
881-36000 |
International Management of Human Resources |
|
881-48000 |
Export/Import Operations |
|
881-49000 |
Seminar in International Business |
|
881-49700 |
Selected Topics in International Business |
|
881-49800 |
International Business Internship |
|
883-37000 |
International Finance |
|
884-38000 |
International Marketing |
|
887-31000 |
International Business Law |
|
881-xxxxx |
London Center/International Business Courses |
6 |
|
From the above international business electives, or |
|
|
From the approved liberal arts courses list |
6 |
(Note: International Economics, offered in London, can be substituted as an approved liberal arts elective.)
Foreign language course (at least at level 2) |
3 | |
Total |
18 |
Legal Studies Minor |
|
The interdisciplinary minor in legal studies is administered by the School of Business. It includes course work from several schools of the College, and it is designed to provide a broad education in which students study law from a humanistic and social point of view. This minor is not available to students pursuing the B.S. in business administration or accounting.
The purpose of the minor is to allow non-business majors to develop a greater understanding of the impact of law and legal institutions on society and public policy. Students study the sources and evolution of law, the legal process, and how law functions in a complex social, political, and economic system.
The minor consists of 18 credits. The two required foundation courses introduce legal methodology including legal analysis, the Socratic method, and case-law studies. In addition, students select two courses on specific applications of the law and two courses on the larger social and ethical dimensions of the law. The requirements of the minor should complement and supplement the majors of students with diverse career goals.
887-20300 |
Introduction to Law I |
3 |
887-20400 |
Introduction to Law II, or |
|
887-30700 |
Commercial Law |
3 |
887-31000 |
International Business Law |
|
887-35300 |
Real Estate Law |
|
887-32000 |
Marketplace Regulation and Consumer Protection |
|
887-32300 |
Legal Research Seminar |
|
885-36000 |
Labor Law |
|
885-44400 |
Employment Law |
|
885-46100 |
Arbitration Seminar |
|
640-43500 |
Health Care Law |
|
310-30300 |
Constitution Law: Civil Rights and Liberties |
|
310-36400 |
Law and Public Policy |
6 |
887-43000 |
Business and Society |
|
221-31200 |
Government and the Media |
|
306-35200 |
Economics of Regulation |
|
314-21200 |
Introduction to Ethics |
|
314-23000 |
Medical Ethics |
|
314-25000 |
Environmental Ethics |
|
314-26000 |
Human Rights |
|
314-32500 |
Philosophy of Public Policy |
|
314-37500, 314-37600 |
Selected Topics: Justice and Punishment |
|
310-12300 |
Political Justice |
|
310-31000 |
Supreme Court in U.S. Politics |
|
310-36300 |
Politics of Equality |
|
330-49200 |
Seminar in Psychology: Psychology & Law |
|
331-20300 |
Juvenile Delinquency |
|
331-30200 |
Sociology of Crime |
|
331-30700 |
Social Policy |
|
331-42100 |
Seminar: Race, Racism and the Law |
|
663-30300 |
Seminar in Legal and Ethical Issues in Sport |
6 |
Total |
18 |
Students are advised to pay particular attention to prerequisites for courses.
Marketing Minor |
|
Students pursuing the B.S. in business administration or accounting are not eligible for this overview of the field of marketing.
884-31200 |
Principles of Marketing |
3 |
884-32300 |
Consumer Behavior |
3 |
884-32000 |
Marketplace Regulations and Consumer Protection |
|
884-34000 |
Retail Management |
|
884-37000 |
Promotion Management |
|
884-38000 |
International Marketing |
|
884-39700 |
Selected Topics in Marketing |
|
884-41100 |
Marketing Research |
|
884-49700 |
Selected Topics in Marketing |
|
884-49900 |
Independent Study in Marketing |
9 |
310-10200 |
Media and Politics |
|
319-14000 |
Small Group Communication |
|
221-23200 |
Public Relations |
|
221-24100 |
Advertising |
|
221-29600 |
Audience Research |
|
221-32100 |
Broadcast Programming and Production |
|
221-32200 |
New Telecommunications Technologies |
|
221-32400 |
European Mass Media |
|
330-10000 |
Psychology of Adjustment |
|
330-10300 |
General Psychology or |
|
330-20300 |
Principles of Psychology |
|
330-10400 |
Introduction to Developmental Psychology or |
|
330-20400 |
Principles of Developmental Psychology |
|
330-31600 |
Social Psychology |
|
330-33400 |
Industrial Psychology |
|
331-10100 |
Introduction to Sociology |
|
331-10200 |
Contemporary Sociological Issues |
|
331-20700 |
Race and Ethnicity |
|
663-29500 |
Social Aspects of Sport |
|
663-29600 |
Psychology of Sport |
|
Total |
18 |
