Business Minor

The minor in Business, which is open to non-business majors only, offers students a broad introduction to the decision making process across the functional areas of business and also extends the stakeholder framework with an emphasis on the integrated nature of business processes. The minor provides students with the foundational knowledge necessary for understanding how businesses function; it also helps to develop a set of professional skills that will benefit students across a wide range of career paths (both within and outside of business).

 

Note: Due to the potential significant overlap in coursework, students who pursue the Business Minor will be restricted from also pursuing the Management minor.

Program Requirements

(18 hours)

Option One:
Select the following:
MGT 111Introduction to Business3
Select five of the following:15
Accounting for the Non-Business Major
Accounting for Not-for-Profit and Governmental Organizations
Legal Environment of Business
FSB International Studies Programs
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Business Models Pre-/Co-requisite: ESP 101.
Financial Capital
Information Technology and Data Driven Decision Making in Business
Introduction to Management & Leadership
Introduction to Management for Non-business Majors
Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
Human Resource Management
Business Concepts in Customer Engagement
Option Two:
Miami PRIME - take all of the following:
BUS 301Basics of Business I3
BUS 302Basics of Business II3
BUS 303Business Process Integration3
Select three of the following:9
Accounting for the Non-Business Major
Accounting for Not-for-Profit and Governmental Organizations
Legal Environment of Business
FSB International Studies Programs
Principles of Microeconomics
Principles of Macroeconomics
Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Business Models Pre-/Co-requisite: ESP 101.
Financial Capital
Information Technology and Data Driven Decision Making in Business
Introduction to Management & Leadership
Introduction to Management for Non-business Majors
Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
Human Resource Management
Business Concepts in Customer Engagement
FSB Study abroad programs may satisfy 6 credit hours of requirements for the Business Minor. See Minor advisor for information.
Total Credit Hours18

Note: Business Minor not open to students in the B.S. in Commerce.