UNH MAnchester
A Business minor you to pursue your interests in the liberal arts and sciences while building a foundation of business skills, knowledge and experience to thrive in today’s evolving economy.
A business minor complements all majors and is a valuable addition to your portfolio and resume.
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A minor in business allows you to pursue your interests in the liberal arts and sciences while building a foundation of business skills, knowledge and experience to thrive in today’s evolving economy. A business minor complements all majors and is a valuable addition to your portfolio and resume.
Located in the economic heart of New Hampshire, UNH Manchester’s business program gives you the skills and connections to become a successful, innovative leader. Small class sizes offer you individualized attention from faculty, who bring years of industry experience to the classroom. Through hands-on learning in the classroom and through internships, you’ll get the real-world experience and leadership skills that today's employers look for.
The minor in business allows students to pursue their interests in the liberal arts and sciences while building a foundation of business skills and adding a valuable credential to their portfolio and resume.
Academic policies related to Minors.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| BUS 400 | Introduction to Business | 4 |
| BUS 532 | Introduction to Financial Accounting | 4 |
| ECN 412 | Introduction to Microeconomic Principles | 4 |
| or ECN 411 | Introduction to Macroeconomic Principles | |
| Electives | ||
| Select two courses from the following (one course must be at the 600-level or above): | 8 | |
BUS 430 | Introduction to Business Statistics | |
BUS 533 | Introduction to Managerial Accounting | |
BUS 601 | Financial Management | |
BUS 610 | Marketing Principles and Applications | |
BUS 620 | Organizational Behavior | |
| Total Credits | 20 | |
Other 600- or 700-level courses in business (BUS) or economics (ECN) may be substituted for courses listed above with permission of the business program coordinator. This may include an Internship course (BUS 690 Business Program Internship), Special Topics courses (BUS 675 Special Topics in Business Administration or an Independent Study in Business (BUS 695 Independent Study in Business).