Management, Minor

The management minor is a great addition to any major across campus.  The minor provides you with leadership skills, team management skills, and problem solving abilities.  You will gain knowledge on how to deal with complex business situations, and be able to lead organizations through change within dynamic business environments.

Minor Requirements

(Code 820-401)

Twenty-four semester credits, as follows:

Required Courses:15
ACCT 201Introduction to Accounting3
ECON 103Principles of Microeconomics3
or ECON 104 Principles of Macroeconomics
IS 240Information Systems in Business3
MGMT 340Organizational Behavior: Leading and Developing People, Teams, and Culture3
MGMT 349Human Resource Management3
Management Minor Electives - Select from the following:9
Personal Leadership Management
Sport Event and Facilities Management
Managing Global Organizations
Risk Management and Insurance
Corporate Sustainability
Project Management
Small Business Consulting
Training, Developing, and Engaging Employees
Compensation Theory and Administration
Advanced Organizational Behavior
Cross Cultural Leadership
Industrial Relations
People Analytics
Community Leadership
Leadership and Ethics
Personal Leadership Style in the Workplace
Topics in Management
Topics in Human Resource Management
Topics in Leadership
Legal and Regulatory Environment 1
Business Law 1
International Business Law 1
Sustainability and Business Law 1
Operations Management 2
Quality Management 2
Supply Chain Management 2
International Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2
1

Only 1 BLAW course can be counted toward the management minor.

2

Only 1 OSCM course can be counted toward the management minor. 

Program Learning Outcomes 

Students completing this program will be expected to meet the following learning outcomes:

  • Identify factors that help create and promote an ethical organizational culture.
  • Apply knowledge and skills learned across all functional business areas when developing firm strategy.