All students are limited to two minors. Non-business majors are limited to one business minor.
Students officially accepted into the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences or the Marxe School of International and Public Affairs who wish to take business courses may do so by declaring a business minor.
Before declaring the business minor, students must complete BUS 2000 (or formerly BUS 1000/1001/1011). Eligibility to declare such a minor is restricted to students who have an overall GPA of 2.0 or more at the time they declare the minor. To be awarded the minor, students must have a GPA of 2.0 or more in the courses included in the minor. Courses that apply to the minor may not be used for any other requirement. A business minor does not fulfill the Pathways College Options liberal arts minor requirement.
*Keep in mind that most courses have pre-/co-requisites.
Required course: BUS 2000 (or formerly BUS 1000/1001/1011)
Students must choose 3 courses from one of the following minors:
Entrepreneurship (9 credits) [New Requirements Starting Summer 2023]
The minor consists of 9 credits. |
Required Course |
3
|
ENT 3950 |
Developing an Entrepreneurial Mindset |
3
|
Elective Courses
Students must take 6 credits from the following elective courses:
|
6
|
MGT 3952 |
Designing for Innovation |
3 |
ENT 3960 |
An Entrepreneurial Pre-Launch Journey |
3 |
ENT 3962 |
Family Enterprise Dynamics |
3 |
ENT 3968 |
The Art of Persuasion |
3 |
ENT 3971 |
Multicultural Entrepreneurial Experiences |
3 |
ENT 3993 |
Special Topics in Entrepreneurship |
3 |
ENT 3994 |
Special Topics in Entrepreneurship |
1.5 |
ENT 4954 |
New Venture Funding |
3 |
ENT 4960 |
New Venture Management |
3 |
ENT 4967 |
Technology and Innovation in Entrepreneurship |
3 |
ENT 4969 |
Social Entrepreneurship |
3 |
ENT 4993 |
Special Topics in Entrepreneurship |
3 |
ENT 4994 |
Special Topics in Entrepreneurship |
1.5 |
Human Resources (9 credits)
International Business (9 credits)
MKT 3400 |
International Business Principles |
3
|
LAW 3111 |
Law and International Business |
3
|
MKT 4460 |
International Supply Chain Management |
3
|
ECO 3250 |
International Economics and Finance |
3
|
MKT 4410 |
International Trade Operations |
3
|
Law & Business (9 credits)
Choose any three courses (9 credits) from the 3000-level courses offered by the Law Department offerings (subject to satisfaction of prerequisites).
Real Estate (9 credits)
RES 3000 |
Real Estate Law, Markets and Institutional Settings |
3
|
RES 3100 |
Decision Making in Real Estate Markets |
3
|
RES 3700 |
Real Estate Management |
3
|
RES 3800 |
Real Estate Construction Process: Building, Cost and Management Issues |
3
|
Social Innovation (9 credits)
The minor consists of 9 credits |
Required Courses (3 credits, Capstone) |
ENT 4969 |
Social Entrepreneurship |
3
|
Elective Courses (6 credits) |
Students must take one course from the following list: |
ANT 3125/SOC 3125 |
Race and Ethnic Relations |
3 |
ENV 3001 |
Introduction to Environmental Science |
3 |
ENV 3006 |
Global Ecology |
3 |
ENV 3006 |
Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development |
3 |
PHI 3050 |
Ethics, Economics, and the Business System |
3 |
PHI 3200 |
Environmental Ethics |
3 |
POL 3005 |
Social Welfare Policy |
3 |
POL 3318 |
Immigration and Integration in the U.S. |
3 |
POL 3422 |
Urban Public Policy |
3 |
SOC 3155 |
Urban Sociology |
3 |
SOC 3156 |
Social Inequality |
3 |
SOC 3170 |
Social Movements |
3 |
Students must take one course from the following list: |
PAF 3020 |
Ethics and Civic Engagement |
3 |
PAF 3301 |
Models of Service Delivery |
3 |
PAF 3343 |
Building Cities: Markets and Government |
3 |
PAF 3375 |
Housing and Community Development Policy |
3 |
PAF 3442 |
Cities and Sustainability |
3 |
PAF 3170 |
Reforming Education |
3 |
Statistics and Quantitative Modeling (9 credits)
Choose any three of the following (All Prerequisitesmust be satisfied)
STA 3000 |
Statistical Computing
available for the minor starting Spring 2020 |
3
|
STA 3154 |
Business Statistics II |
3
|
STA 3920/CIS 3920 |
Data Mining for Business Analytics
available for the minor starting Spring 2020 |
3
|
STA 4000 |
Introduction to SAS Programming
available for the minor starting Spring 2020 |
3
|
STA 4155 |
Regression and Forecasting Models for Business Applications |
3
|
STA 4920 |
Advanced Data Mining
available for the minor starting Spring 2020 |
3
|
OPR 3300
OR
OPR 3450 |
Quantitative Methods for Accounting
Quantitative Decision Making for Business I |
|
Technology, Business and the Internet (9 credits)