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Are you interested in accounting and want to enhance your technical competency? The accounting minor is a great option for you! With two required courses and three electives, this minor can be tailored to complement your major.
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the required and elective courses listed below.
Prerequisites will not be waived. Visit the to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Required Courses
Elective Courses (Choose Three)
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
Business analytics drives decision making in today鈥檚 business world. With a minor in Business Analytics, you鈥檒l gain an understanding of big data, how to manage it, and how it should inform business decisions鈥�skills that will make you stand out to potential employers.
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the required courses listed below. Prerequisites
will not be waived. Visit the to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Choose 5 courses (15 hours) from the following:
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
Are you interested in supplementing your degree with a business minor? This 15-hour minor is designed to provide a solid foundation of core business principles to non-business majors.
Required Courses (12 hours)
Elective Courses (3 hours)
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
Are you interested in supplementing your degree with a business minor while experiencing new cultures? Then consider completing your minor in Business over the course of one semester while overseas!
An interdisciplinary program with the College of Business and the College of Engineering, this minor prepares you for work in technology-intensive firms where new product development requires a combination of business and technical skills. This minor is offered to top students competitively selected from the College of Business and the College of Engineering. Applicants should have a GPA of 3.0 or greater.
Note that this minor is overseen by the College of Engineering, not the College of Business. For more information please see the .
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the required courses listed below. Prerequisites
will not be waived. Check out the links below to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Required Courses
Total Hours: 16 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
The Entrepreneurship and Family Business Minor is a 15 hour program designed around the creation and management of an individual's own business as well as the fostering of an entrepreneurial mindset within a larger organization. It is perfect for students that plan to start their own business or work for a start-up, a franchise, or are interested in the purchase of an existing business. It can also be highly valuable for students that are interested in working for large, highly-innovative companies where an entrepreneurial attitude is expected and valued.
This minor is available to business and non-business majors. All students, business and non-business, are required to meet all prerequisites. Pre-requisites will not be waived. Please visit the for Minor program policies, including which courses a student may take toward a minor. Courses taken to fulfill a University core curriculum requirement or a major requirement may not also be counted toward the minor. Students in the Auburn University Honors College may contract for honors credit in the minor courses.
Requirements
Required Courses (6 hours):
Approved Elective Courses (minimum 9 hours*):
*MATH and BIOL courses must be at least 3 hrs each. Partial credit cannot be split between major and minor courses.
| Career Interest | Suggested Electives | Other Possible Electives |
| Managing a Small Family Business | ENFB 4170: Managing Entrepreneurial Startups | ENFB 4160: Family Business Management |
| ENFB 4180: Growth Strategies for Emerging Companies | ENFB 4950: Seminar or 4970: Special Topics | |
| ENFB 4190: New Venture Creation | FINC 3620: Small Business Finance* | |
| Launching a Startup | ENFB 4170: Managing Entrepreneurial Startups | ENFB 4180: Growth Strategies for Emerging Companies |
| ENFB 4190: New Venture Creation | ENFB 4950: Seminar or 4970: Special Topics | |
| ENFB 4920: Internship | FINC 3620: Small Business Finance* | |
| Leading Innovation in Large Companies (Corporate Entrepreneurship) |
ENFB 4170: Managing Entrepreneurial Startups | ENFB 4180: Growth Strategies for Emerging Companies |
| ENFB 4190: New Venture Creation | ENFB 4920: Internship | |
| ENFB 4210: Corporate Venturing | ENFB 4950: Seminar or 4970: Special Topics |
*This course has a prerequisite of FINC 3610, FINC 3623 or FINC 3617 and often has limited space each semester.
Total Hours: Minimum 15 (Must earn a minimum minor GPA of 2.00)
With a finance minor, you鈥檒l gain a deeper understanding of finance and its applications in the business world. Because this minor is made up entirely of electives, you have the opportunity to focus your interest in finance to a specific concentration or opt for a varied range of courses. Choose from corporate finance, investments, financial institution management, real estate, insurance finance, and multinational finance.
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the electives you choose. Prerequisites will not
be waived. Visit the to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
FINC 3610 (or FINC 3617 for students in the AU Honors College) is REQUIRED. It may count toward the 15 required minor hours for non-business majors only. It cannot count toward the 15 required minor hours for Business majors since it is counting toward college core for Business majors.
Elective Courses (Choose Five)
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
Reserved for non-business students in the University Honors College. The honors business minor consists of 15 hours of coursework designed to teach core business principles to non-business majors.
Requirements
Honors-Level Courses
Four of the five courses you take as part of this minor must be honors-level courses.
With the exception of ACCT 2810 for students completing this minor in the *Business
Abroad program, 'Foundations' courses are not allowed for this minor.
Required Courses (12 hours)
Elective Courses (3 hours)
*Students completing this minor in the 91看片 summer abroad program will satisfy the Accounting requirement with ACCT 2817: Honors Fundamentals of Accounting.
With an information systems management minor, you鈥檒l learn the foundations of telecommunication, business computer applications, database management, and analysis design of a business system鈥攌ey knowledge to have in today鈥檚 information-rich society.
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the electives you choose. Prerequisites will not
be waived. Visit the to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Elective Courses (Choose Five)
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
The international business minor is the perfect complement for students wishing to live and work abroad. It provides students with a better understanding of international economics, international marketing and multinational finance. Additionally, students may choose to explore additional coursework in management, marketing, supply chain management or finance.
Requirements
Prerequisites
Courses required for this minor have several pre-requisites. As such, non-business
students will be required to take a larger number of classes to meet the requirements
for this minor. You must meet all prerequisites for the electives you choose. Prerequisites
will not be waived. Check out the links below to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Required Courses
Elective Courses (Choose Two)
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
With a marketing minor, you鈥檒l learn the foundations of marketing theory and practice. Because this minor is made up entirely of electives, you have the opportunity to explore your particular interests in the field, deepening your knowledge in areas that excite you the most. See the options available to you through the course list below.
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the electives you choose. Prerequisites will not
be waived. Visit the to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Before starting your 15-hour Marketing minor, you must first earn a 鈥楥鈥� or better in , (Honors students only), or (Non-business majors only). Junior standing is required to take MKTG 3310, MKTG 3317, or MKTG 3810. MKTG 3810 is recommended for non-business students who are pursuing the Marketing minor.
Elective Courses (Choose Five)
Total Hours: 15 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
The undergraduate minor in Professional Sales is designed to provide advanced education for students planning to obtain professional sales positions. The curriculum focuses on the core selling concepts associated with both business-to-business and business-to-consumer market exchanges. The program places a special emphasis on the utilization of contemporary technologies in both successful selling and sales management.
Requirements:
Prerequisites are denoted for courses below. THIS MINOR IS AVAILABLE TO BUSINESS MAJORS ONLY
Required Courses (12 hours):*
3 hours from the following:
* MKTG 3310 or MKTG 3810 (with a grade of C or better) is the prerequisite for all
courses
** MKTG 4390 (with a grade of C or better) is the prerequisite
The minor in real estate development is composed of a series of established courses taught in the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture (APLA), the McWhorter School of Building Science (BSCI), the Department of Finance (FINC). The minor requires 15 credit hours through a combination of required and elective courses. Each minor pathway, determined by the student鈥檚 major, is designed to complement the respective major courses.
Requirements:
Note that the minor is available to FINC, APLA, or BSCI MAJORS ONLY.
To declare the minor, FINC majors should consult with their 91看片 academic advisor. BSCI and APLA majors should consult with their CADC advisor.
Minor Pathway for FINC Majors
Required courses (9 hours):
Elective courses (6 hours from the following):
Total Hours: 15 hours (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
**Note that FINC courses/hours may not be double-counted toward the FINC major and the Real Estate Development minor. Additionally, ARCH 2600 cannot count toward the Real Estate Development minor if it is counting toward core fine arts or core humanities.
With a supply chain management minor, you鈥檒l learn the foundations of supply chain operations and develop strategies for continuous improvement, honing a valuable skill set that can be applied to any industry. A supply chain management minor complements any major!
Requirements
Prerequisites
You must meet all prerequisites for the required courses and your chosen electives
listed below. Prerequisites will not be waived. Visit the to see course descriptions and their respective prerequisites (abbreviated as 鈥淧r鈥�).
Courses completed to satisfy the school/college core curriculum or a major requirement (e.g. counting toward the GPA "in the major"). may not be used to fulfill a minor. Supporting coursework may be used in satisfying the requirements for a minor if a minor is not required by the student's academic major.
Required Courses
Elective Courses (Choose Two)
Total Hours: 17 (must earn a minimum overall minor GPA of 2.0)
*Business majors who pursue this minor will exclude the SCMN 2150/3150 requirement resulting in a 15-hour minor.
Keep in mind the following policies when declaring a minor or choosing courses to count toward your minor.
Whether you鈥檙e a business major or non-business major, declaring your business minor is easy!
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