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A subset of 21 semester hours from the major comprises the Management Minor. The required courses in the minor focus primarily on the behavioral aspects of management, i.e., the study of why people behave the way they do in work organizations and how managers can behave to effectively influence others and achieve organizational goals. Two elective courses in the minor allow students to explore areas of individual interest. Required Courses (prerequisites in parentheses): |
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| Interpersonal Communications Introduction to Business and Management (sophomore standing) Behavior in Organizations (junior standing) Managerial Behavior (MGT 205, SPE 220, junior standing) Human Resources Administration (MGT 310, junior standing) |
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Elective Courses (prerequisites in parentheses): Choose any two; others may be chosen with an adviser's advance consent. |
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| MGT 333 MGT 360 MGT 390* MGT 485 |
Venture Management ( ACC 200 and ACC 201, MGT 205 and junior standing, or consent of instructor) Comparative International Management (BAD 305, junior standing) Selected Topics in Management (BAD 305, junior standing) Contemporary Issues in Management (BAD 305, junior standing) Internship in Small Business (Certification in a Business major, MGT 333, and consent of instructor) |
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For more information or further assistance, please contact: Chair,
Department of Management and Marketing The minor in marketing consists of 21 semester hours (9 required, 12 elective). The required courses provide a general introduction to business organizations and their management (MGT 205), an overview of the Marketing function (MKT 305), and exposure to the scientific study of buyer behavior (MKT 320). Elective courses allow students to pursue their own particular interests within the discipline. Required Courses (prerequisites in parentheses): |
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Introduction to Business and Management (sophomore standing) Principles of Marketing (junior standing) Consumer Behavior (MKT 305, junior standing) |
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| MKT 306 MKT 307 MKT 308 MKT 310 MKT 340 MKT 360 MKT
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Sales Management (MKT 305, junior standing) Retail Management (MKT 305, junior standing) Advertising and Promotion (MKT 305, junior standing) Principles of Professional Selling (MKT 305, junior standing) Industrial Marketing (MKT 305, junior standing) Introduction to Marketing Research (MKT 305, MAT 212, junior standing) Selected Topics in Marketing (MKT 305, junior standing) Contemporary Issues in Marketing (MKT 305, junior standing) |
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Department of Management and Marketing All NKU
College of Business degree programs
are accredited by the American Assembly of
Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
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