BBA in Management

The management major is aimed at developing skills and abilities needed to lead organizations in today's rapidly changing business environment. Students will be exposed to all aspects of the organizational decision-making process, conflict resolution, strategic thinking, and leadership. 

Degree requirements

BBA core curriculum

The following courses will comprise the core curriculum of the BBA degree. All students who pursue the BBA degree will be required to take these courses. Students are strongly encouraged to additional mathematics courses (like MATH 1161, 1162, or 1170) during their first year of studies.

M&E 1210: Microeconomics Analysis
M&E 1220: Macroeconomics Analysis
M&E 1650: Financial Accounting
New course: Managerial Accounting
M&E 3110: Foundations of Management
M&E 3120: Foundations of Marketing
M&E 3130: Foundations of Finance
M&E 3600: Business Law
New course: Quantitative Analysis and Data Management
M&E 5850: Strategic Management

1 statistics course: M&E 1230, MATH 1200, or PSY 1340
1 organizational or professional writing course: ENG 3340 or 3370
1 public speaking or small group communication course: COMM 1110 or 3370

Management courses

M&E 3610: Human Resource Management
Organizational Behavior (currently offered as a Special Topics course)
1 additional management course (M&E 3680 or 3810) 

All management courses

Class schedule