Undergraduate Minors

Non-business/accounting majors can gain a valuable understanding of how accounting is used in the business world.

Provides non-business/accounting majors with the opportunity to gain understanding of key business concepts and tools.

Non-business/accounting majors can learn about financial concepts, valuation and financial strategy. It provides students with the necessary tools to measure benefits and related costs that will enable them to make better business decisions.

Provides students with practical legal knowledge of substantive business law topics and current legal issues. This minor exposes students to topics such as commercial transactions, constitutional law, Internet and online commerce, intellectual property and entertainment law, securities law, and more.

Learn how consumer decisions, preferences, activities and other behaviors are influenced by factors such as culture, subculture, demographics, conscious and unconscious information processing, knowledge organization, beliefs, interpersonal communication, learning from experience and values.

For non-business/accounting majors. This minor draws on empirical methods and applications from fields such as marketing, economics, entrepreneurship, information sciences, international relations, political sciences and sociology to better understand its multidimensional prime constituent - the customer

For non-business/accounting majors. When navigating company culture, strategic and emotionally intelligent communication is essential. This minor has a high emphasis on application practice to prepare students to succeed in their work environment.

For non-business majors, this minor provides an understanding of entrepreneurship and the entrepreneurial mindset. To enroll in this minor, students must have completed a minimum of 32 units of college-level course work and have a minimum overall GPA of 2.75.

For non-business majors, This minor develops skills used by professional consultants to assist organizations and businesses in identifying and addressing their issues and problems.

For non-business majors, this minor explores the processes that organizations use to identify and serve the needs of customers. This is a business-related minor that will supplement many undergraduate majors.

For non-business majors, this minor provides students with valuable insights into operations systems and supply chain issues.

For non-business students, This minor explores personal and organizational leadership, ethics of the workplace, leading in a global context and organizing and planning for effective personal and organizational performance.

This minor teaches the science, best practices and applied processes to instill a high-performance mindset though a multi-disciplinary curriculum spanning business, psychology, biology, philosophy, and athletics.

For non-business/accounting or real estate development students, this minor provides students with training in the areas of business, finance, real estate law, design, and urban economics.

For all students except those business students with a risk management emphasis, the minor in Risk Management gives students a fundamental knowledge of risk management, which is a crucial component of contemporary management, corporate governance and decision making.

Provides students from all undergraduate majors with an understanding of social entrepreneurship and its relationship to government and public policy as well as an understanding of management skills specific to starting and maintaining a social enterprise.

For non-business/accounting students, this minor provides the opportunity to combine courses in core management disciplines with complementary courses specific to sports business.

This interdisciplinary minor includes courses from both the business and engineering schools and provides education in the economic, technological and entrepreneurial aspects of commercializing new technologies.