Undergraduate academic programs

Business Minors

Add focused business knowledge to your degree. Explore options for Hunt College students and students majoring outside business.

For business students For non-business students

For Hunt College majors

Minors for business students

Use a minor to build depth in a second business field, strengthen a career direction, or connect your major to another area of interest.

Planning note: Course sequencing and prerequisites can affect when a minor fits into a degree plan. Review requirements with an academic advisor before registering.

Accounting Business students

Required courses

ACCT 3321Intermediate Accounting I
ACCT 3322Intermediate Accounting II
ACCT 3323Cost Accounting
ACCT 3327Federal Income Tax — Individuals

Banking and Financial Institutions Business students

Required courses

FIN 4329Bank Lending
FIN 4311Bank Management
FIN 4312Current Issues in Banking
FIN 4318Financial Analysis of the Firm and Valuation

Business Analytics Business students

Select 12 hours from the courses below.

Course options

CIS 3315Business Analytics Applications
CIS 3330Analytics Tools
CIS 3342Business Data Analysis and Visualization
CIS 4365Database Management
QMB 3350Business Analytics
MKT 3330Introduction to Marketing Analytics

Economics Business students

Required courses

ECON 3302 or ECON 3303Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory or Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECON 3320Money and Banking

Select six hours of upper-division Economics courses

ECON 3302Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
ECON 3303Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECON 3325Public Choice
ECON 3372Mathematical Economics
ECON 3373Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 3380History of Economic Thought
ECON 4325International Economics
ECON 4330Public Sector Economics

Enterprise Resource Planning Business students

Required courses

ACCT 3320Accounting Systems
BUSN 3333Business Processes Analytics
OSCM 3332ERP and Business Intelligence Systems
OSCM 3333Production Planning and Control

Entrepreneurship Business students

Required courses

MGMT 3306Entrepreneurship
MGMT 3310Creativity and Innovation
MGMT 3320Small Business Management

Select one elective

MGMT 4306
FIN 3330
MGMT 4320
BLAW 4391
MKT 4301

Finance Business students

Required courses

FIN 3315Investments
FIN 3325Money and Capital Markets
FIN 4310Managerial Finance
FIN 4315Portfolio Analysis

Human Capital Management Business students

Required courses

MGMT 3311Introduction to Human Resource Management
MGMT 3314Human Resource Information Systems
MGMT 4337Employee Compensation and Benefits
MGMT 4315Human Resources Staffing and Planning

Human Resources Business students

Required course

MGMT 3311Introduction to Human Resource Management

Select three courses

MGMT 3315
MGMT 4304
MGMT 4315
MGMT 4337

Information Systems Business students

Required courses

ISBA 3315Business Analytics Applications
ISBA 3350Systems Analysis and Design for Business Analytics
ISBA 4365Database Management
ISBA 4385Information Security and Cybersecurity Analytics

International Business Business students

Select two courses from the following

ECON 4325International Economics
FIN 4325International Finance
MGMT 4325International Management
MKT 4325International Marketing
BUSN 3305Global Business Environment — Study Away

Select two courses from the following

BUSN 3306International Negotiation and Multicultural Communication
BUSN 3334International Business Analytics, AI, and Strategy
ECON 4320U.S.-Mexico Trade and Commerce
FIN 4326Global Risk Assessment
MGMT 4327Managing Multinational Corporations
OSCM 4372Global Supply Chain Management and International Logistics
OSCM 4373Customs Management

Management Business students

Required courses

MGMT 3306Entrepreneurship
MGMT 3311Introduction to Human Resource Management
MGMT 4325International Management

Additional requirement

Management elective

Marketing Business students

Required courses

MKT 3302Consumer Behavior
MKT 4301Marketing Research
MKT 4395Strategic Marketing Management

Additional requirement

Marketing elective

Marketing Analytics Business students

Required courses

MKT 3330Introduction to Marketing Analytics
MKT 3350Marketing Metrics
MKT 4301Marketing Research
MKT 4330Advanced Marketing Analytics

Operations and Supply Chain Management Business students

Required courses

OSCM 3337Logistics Management
OSCM 4371Transportation and Warehousing Systems

Additional requirement

Two OSCM electivesExcluding OSCM 3390 and OSCM 4398

Real Estate Business students

Required courses

CRE 3301Introduction to Real Estate
CRE 4301Real Estate Finance
CRE 4302Real Estate Investments
CRE 4341Real Estate Development

Explore the Real Estate minor

Retailing and Sales Business students

Required courses

MKT 4305Selling and Sales Management
MKT 4310Principles of Retailing
MKT 4391Services Marketing

Additional requirement

Marketing elective

For majors outside business

Business minors for non-business students

Add business fundamentals and specialized coursework to a degree in another UTEP college. Requirements may include foundational business courses before upper-division study.

Planning note: These minors may require additional prerequisites. Confirm the complete course sequence and how it applies to your degree with an academic advisor.

Accounting Non-business students

Foundation courses

MATH 1320Mathematics for Social Sciences or higher
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I
ACCT 2302Principles of Accounting II
QMB 2301Fundamentals of Business Statistics
ECON 2304Principles of Economics

Select nine hours

ACCT 3321
ACCT 3322
ACCT 3323
ACCT 3327

Economics Non-business students

Required courses

ECON 2303Principles of Macroeconomics
ECON 2304Principles of Microeconomics
ECON 3302 or ECON 3303Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory or Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECON 3320Money and Banking

Select six hours of upper-division Economics courses

ECON 3302Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
ECON 3303Intermediate Microeconomic Theory
ECON 3325Public Choice
ECON 3372Mathematical Economics
ECON 3373Introduction to Econometrics
ECON 3380History of Economic Thought
ECON 4325International Economics
ECON 4330Public Sector Economics

Entrepreneurship Non-business students

Required courses

MATH 1320Mathematics for Social Sciences or higher
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I
FIN 3330Finance for Entrepreneurs
MGMT 3303Introduction to Management and Organizational Behavior
MGMT 3306Entrepreneurship
MKT 3300Principles of Marketing

Select three hours

MGMT 3310
MGMT 3311
MGMT 3320
MGMT 4306
MGMT 4320

Finance Non-business students

Required courses

MATH 1320Mathematics for Social Sciences or higher
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I
ECON 2304Principles of Economics
FIN 3310Business Finance
FIN 3315Investments
FIN 3325Money and Capital Markets

Additional requirement

Six hours of 4300-level FIN courses

General Business Non-business students

Foundation courses

MATH 1320Mathematics for Social Sciences or higher
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I
ECON 2304Principles of Economics

Select 12 hours

BLAW 3301
BUSN 3304
ISBA 3305
CRE 3301
FIN 3310
MGMT 3303
MKT 3300
OSCM 3321

Information Systems and Business Analytics Non-business students

Required courses

ISBA 3305Foundations of Information Systems and Business Analytics
ISBA 3315Business Analytics Applications
ISBA 3342Business Data Analysis and Visualization

Choose three prescribed electives

ISBA 3301Introduction to Data Processing and Programming
ISBA 3330Analytical Programming Tools
ISBA 3350Systems Analysis and Design for Business Analytics
ISBA 4301Business Intelligence and Decision Models
ISBA 4365Database Management
ISBA 4370Data Communications and Network Management
ISBA 4385Information Security Systems
ISBA 4399Current Topics in Business Analytics and Information Systems

Management Non-business students

Complete the following courses

MATH 1320Mathematics for Social Sciences or higher
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I
ISBA 3301Introduction to Data Processing and Programming
ECON 2304Principles of Economics

Select 12 hours

BLAW 3301
MGMT 3303
MGMT 3311
MGMT 3320
OSCM 3321

Marketing Non-business students

Required courses

MATH 1320Mathematics for Social Sciences or higher
ACCT 2301Principles of Accounting I
QMB 2301Fundamentals of Business Statistics
MKT 3300Principles of Marketing
MKT 3302Consumer Behavior

Select six hours

MKT 3320
MKT 4301
MKT 4305
MKT 4307
MKT 4310
MKT 4325
MKT 4391

Real Estate Non-business students

Required courses

CRE 3301Introduction to Real Estate
CRE 4301Real Estate Finance

Select four courses from the following

FIN 3350Personal Financial Planning
BLAW 3301Legal Environment of Business
CRE 3302Real Estate Law and Transactions
CRE 4302Real Estate Investments
CRE 4341Real Estate Development
CRE 4342Property Management
CRE 4343Real Estate Valuation
CRE 4325International Real Estate

Explore the Real Estate minor

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An advisor can help review prerequisites, course sequencing, and the remaining hours in your degree plan before you declare a minor.

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