Business Minors

Minors are a great way to utilize electives, grow a skill set, or pursue a passion. By adding six to eight classes, students become more marketable and further build their professional portfolio. The Business School offers eight minors, most of which can be easily paired with any degree.

Course Credit Hours
ACCT 215 – Financial Accounting 3
ACCT 216 – Management Accounting 3
ACCT 410 – Intermediate Accounting I 3
ACCT 411 – Intermediate Accounting II 3
ACCT 420 – Taxation I 3
ACCT 430 – Cost Accounting 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Course Credit Hours
ECON 200, 201, or 202 3
ACCT 215 – Financial Accounting 3
BADM 221 or 222 – Bus. Law 3
MKTG 310 – Principles of  Marketing 3
FIN 310 – Corporate Finance 3
MGMT 320 – Principles of Management 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Course Credit Hours
BADM 200 – Phil. of Business 3
ECON 201 – Microeconomics 3
ECON 202 – Macroeconomics 3
ECON 430 – Intermediate Micro 3
ECON 440- Intermediate Macro 3
ECON 400 elective 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Course Credit Hours
FIN 410 – Financial Management 3
FIN 420 – Commercial Banking 3
FIN 430 – Investment and Security Analysis 3
FIN 440 -Portfolio Management  3
FIN 464 – Real Estate Finance 3
FIN 465 – Commercial Lending & Credit Analysis 3
   

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Course Credit Hours
ACCT 420 – Taxation I 3
MGMT 461 – Principles of Insurance  3
TRST 413 – Fin. Planning Practices for Fiduciaries 3
TRST 422 – Estate Taxation 3
TRST 431 – Gift & Fiduciary Tax 3
TRST 450 – Estate Planning Seminar 3
TRST 436 – Employee Benefits 3
TRST 439 – Investments 3
   

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 24

Course Credit Hours
HCM 420 (Fall) – Healthcare Org. & Delivery 3
HCM 400 (Spring) – Healthcare Management 3
HCM 430(Spring) – Healthcare Quality Management 3
HCM 461 (Fall) – Healthcare Policy & Law 3
MGMT 320- Principles of Management 3
BADM 236 – Comm. & Critical Thinking 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Course Credit Hours
MKTG 310- Principles of Marketing 3
MGMT 320- Principles of Management 3
ECON 201- Principles of Microeconomics OR ECON 202- Principles of Macroeconomics 3
ECON 451- Essentials of Global Trade and Finance  3
   
Plus any TWO of the following:  6
MKTG 420- Global Marketing  
MGMT 440- International Management  
MGMT 450- Strategic Management  
MGMT 471- Global Entrepreneurship  
Total 18
Course Credit Hours
BADM 236 – Comm. & Critical Thinking 3
MGMT 320 – Management 3
MGMT 410 – Human Resources 3
MGMT 450 – Strategic Management 3
Business elective 400+ 3
Business elective 400+ 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Course Credit Hours
MKTG 310 – Principles of Marketing 3
 MKTG 410: Advertising 3
MKTG 461: Services Marketing 3
MKTG 462:Retail Management 3
MKTG 463: Marketing Research  
MTKG 440- Customer Research 3
MKTG 450 – Strategic Marketing 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

The Social Entrepreneurship Minor is for Campbell undergraduate students of all majors and backgrounds who want to develop an entrepreneurial spirit and gain a transferable skillset that will enable them to make an immediate impact in whatever they choose to pursue at Campbell and beyond.

The program accommodates and supports students of every interest level in entrepreneurship—from those who want to learn about it in a general capacity to those who are committed to pursuing it as a career.

Course Credit Hours
BADM 200 – Phil. of Business 3
MGMT 430 – Entrepreneurship Seminar 3
MGMT 472 – Social Entrepreneurship  3
Elective Course (see options below) 3
Elective Course (see options below) 3
Elective Course (see options below) 3

Total Credit Hours for Minor: 18

Elective Options: 
  • MKTG 430 – Digital Marketing
  • MKTG 464 – Professional Selling and Sales Management
  • MKTG 471 – Global Entrepreneurship 
  • SOCI 251 – Exploring Underserved Communities
  • COMM 261 – Team and Small Group Communication
  • COMM 311 – Introduction to Persuasion
  • COMM 347 – Digital Video Production
  • ENGR 120 – Foundations of Engineering Design
  • ITS 150 – Fundamentals of Information Technology
  • ITS 200 – Internet Applications
  • ITS 250 – Programming Language I
  • LDR 100 – Introduction to Leadership

For the most up-to-date minor courses and requirements information, visit the Academic Catalog.