The Business Minor: A Major Asset

 

A business minor in the Bauer College of Business could be a major asset – Check out the possibilities!

Minors as part of the Global Studies Program (requires a 2.0 UH GPA)

Global Business – Designed for non-business majors to learn about the global economy, entrepreneurship and business processes in a corporate environment, while also earning a Certificate in Corporate Entrepreneurship! 
Required courses:  Students take INTB 3351, 3352, and 3353 to understand the history, politics, and economics of globalization, as well as six hours comprised of ENTR 3310 “Introduction to Entrepreneurship” and ENTR 3312 “Intrapreneurship” (Corporate Entrepreneurship).

International Area StudiesDesigned for both business and non-business majors who want to focus on studying a specific region of the world within a global context.  Students take INTB 3351, 3352, and 3353 to understand the history, politics, and economics of globalization, plus an additional six hours of 3000-4000 level non-business or Study Abroad courses that focus on one of five regions of the world: Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, or the Middle East. Note:  Business majors may waive six hours of advanced business electives with substitution of the six hours of these regionally specific courses if they are at the 3000-4000 level. (A minor in both Global Business and IAS is not allowed.)  Students who want to earn a Certificate in Global Studies and Research take one additional INTB capstone seminar course. Please visit IAS Minors for more information.

 

Minors in specific business areas (requires a 3.0 GPA on the last 60 hours)

 

   Minors for Business and Non-Business Majors                          Minor only for Non-Business Majors

Business Administration

Finance

Global Business  

Global Energy Management

 

Leadership

 

Management

 

Management Information Systems (MIS)

 

Marketing

 

Risk Management and Insurance

 

Sales (requires admission via interview)

 

Supply Chain Management

 

International Area Studies

 

Human Resource Management

 

A minor is not required for business majors.



If you meet prerequisites and are ready to take the next step towards becoming a business minor, the process is easy.  Simply submit your request to declare a business minor online through the link above!  To take upper-level business courses in the Bauer College (with the exception of MIS 3300; INTB 3351, 3352, and 3353; ENTR 3310 and 3312; and MARK 3337), you must be a declared business major or minor, or in a business related program!

More questions? Email tjmace@uh.edu or bauerhonors@uh.edu (Honors College students)

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