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This focus can lead to jobs in educational publishing, marketing, advertising or resource management, or as a trainer, manager, public relations worker or director, or State Education Agency field worker, or as an advertising representative or product representative. It can also give students grounding in operating their own educational business.
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ACCT 305
ECON 323
or PSY 322
or SOC 301
MGT 423
MGT 426 |
Introduction to Accounting
Introduction to Statistics I (prerequisite: MATH 111)
Introductory Statistics
Statistical Analysis for Social Science I
Management Theory and Practice
Financial Management
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Plus two or more of the following:
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ECON 101
ECON 102
MGT 510
MGT 527
MGT 530
MGT 543
MGT 545
MGT 546
MGT 547
MGT 557
MGT 560
MGT 564
MGT 568
MGT 572
MGT 573 |
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Leadership and Organization
Human Resource Information Systems and Communications
Management of Human Resources
Labor Management Relations
Marketing Management
Marketing Research Methods
Consumer Marketing
Product and Brand Management
Business and Ecommerce Management
Benefits and Compensation Management
Microcomputer Applications in Business (Note the
prerequisite)
Entrepreneurship and Capital Venturing
Global and Strategic Human Resource Management |
Or with the permission of the Dean:
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MBU 100
MBU 160
MBU 205
MBU 360
MBU 468
MBU 490 |
Introduction to Business
Public Relations
Contemporary Marketing
Marketing and Sales Promotion
Human Resources, Health, Safety and Security
Entrepreneurship |
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