MINORS
ACCOUNTING
BUSINESS
ECONOMICS
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
FINANCE
GOVERNANCE, RISK MANAGEMENT & COMPLIANCE
HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
MARKETING
OPERATIONS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
PROFESSIONAL SELLING
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT
TAXATION
Broaden your internship and career opportunities no matter your major
Most minors are 12 to 21 credit hours, allowing on-time graduation
The process of recording financial transactions and understanding and knowing how to leverage financial data are critical to businesses.
A basic set of business skills can provide a competitive edge when seeking employment and prepare you for success in an MBA program or future graduate studies.
Economics theories can be applied to many topics in business, banking, finance, government, education and the non-profit sector to analyze, make predictions and provide insights.
The skills to start your own business, work for a startup or become a change agent and lead ideation and innovation initiatives are learned within the Entrepreneurship minor.
Cash flow, stock and bond valuation, asset pricing models, markets and basic portfolio theory are critical both to a business’ financial health and your own.
Identifying and mitigating risks, increasing efficiency and effectiveness and understanding business processes from start
to finish are just a few of the skills in this minor.
Understanding the unique business challenges of the Health Care industry and knowledge of how management and medicine work together are provided in the Health Care minor.
If you don’t know how to manage people, your career success will be limited. This minor provides skills in building teams, organizing projects, gaining consensus and more.
We live in a global economy. Understanding how business can cross political, cultural and regulatory barriers are skills critical to the growth of almost any organization.
How technology tools such as software development, systems development, business analytics, IT infrastructure and programing are a few of the skills within the Information Systems minor.
A marketing minor can provide you with the knowledge to take products to market, identify the right price point, the best customers and the best way to sell. Skills that are transferrable to any career.
Business analytics, statistics, operations management, logistics, project management and production planning are just a few of the knowledge skillsets in the OSM minor.
Sales management, consumer psychology, sales theory, processes and integration with marketing and management activities are just a few of the topics covered in the Professional Selling Minor.
One of the largest growing fields today, the Property Management Minor can prepare you with enough knowledge to obtain a variety of different professional licenses.
The Sport & Entertainment Management Minor can supplement a student’s knowledge in the management and marketing of organizations in the sports and entertainment industries and expand career opportunities.
The world of taxation is complex and constantly changing. 60% of Americans hire someone to help file their income tax returns and businesses consistently require assistance in this area.