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Business Data Analytics Insights & TechWashburn University • Topeka, Kansas, United States
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Business Data Analytics Insights & Tech

Washburn University
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    Topeka, Kansas, United States
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    Topeka, Kansas, United States
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A Business Minor or Certification is a great way to add-on to your experience and education as you prepare for your professional career. We offer a Business Minor for non-business students, as well as minors in International Business and Economics. The School also offers certifications in Entrepreneurship and Insurance. The business minor is designed to provide the non-business student with an understanding of the essentials of business methods and practices. Students in communication, mass media, computer information systems and other areas find that the business minor helps them to understand the business content that they will face as they begin their careers. Students must successfully complete a total of 21 hours as specified below. Required Courses: EC200 Principles of Microeconomics EC201 Principles of Macroeconomics One of the following: BU342 Organization and Management BU345 Human Resources BU346 Organizational Behavior
Six additional upper division hours from accounting, business, or economics Three additional hours from accounting, business, or economics at the upper division or at the 200 level lower division ( EC200 and EC 201 count as part of the university's general education program.) Business Data Analytics Minor The School of Business Minor in Business Data Analytics is designed for non-Business (non-BBA) students who are interested in enhancing their area of study with the understanding of Data Analytics. Students must successfully complete 15 hours as specified below: EC211 Business Statistics BU248 Foundations of Data Analysis BU250 Management Information Systems DA348 Data Discovery DA358 Data Methods & Warehousing OR DA368 Data Mining and Modeling Business Minor with Entrepreneurship Certificate The Business Minor and the Entrepreneurship Certificate can be earned at the same time by using entrepreneurship courses as electives within the business minor. This combination will enable students who want to start their own venture, operate a family business or become a champion of change within a large corporate organization. The program exposes students to various business disciplines and how to create a detailed business plan for a start-up venture. Innovation and creativity are explored to understand how ideas can be brought to reality and commercialized. Students will also have the opportunity to launch their ventures in the capstone clinic class. The additional courses in accounting, economics, and management form a well-rounded business foundation to supplement entrepreneurship courses. A grade of C or better must be earned in each course used to satisfy the requirements for the minor and for the Entrepreneurship Certificate. Half of the hours used to meet the requirements of the minor and of the Certificate must be earned at Washburn University. Required Courses: EC200 Principles of Microeconomics EC201 Principles of Macroeconomics BU260 Business Plan Development One of the following: BU342 Organization & Management BU345 Human Resources Management BU346 Organizational Behavior
One of the following: BU101 Introduction to Business BU115 Entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurial Law BU315 Legal Environment of Business
International Business Minor Globalization and international business have become the norm in today’s world. Many businesses, large and small, are involved in international business either directly or indirectly. Because of this dramatic shift to globalism in the business world, a great demand for graduates with an academic background in international business has developed. This background includes not only course work in business with an international flavor, but also courses dealing with the differences and similarities among people. You will obtain this knowledge by taking a course of study that includes a foreign language and understanding of different cultures in addition to business courses. The international business minor has three components: Required business and economics courses Required language courses Recommended international experience Required Accounting, Business and Economics Courses BU101 Introduction to Business* EC200 Principles of Microeconomics** EC201 Principles of Macroeconomics** BU355 International Business EC410 International Economics BU 368 International Marketing One additional cross-cultural course approved by the international business advisor. *AC224 and AC225 may be substituted for BU101 for purposes of this minor. **EC200 and EC201 qualify for Social Sciences general education credit. Candidates for the BBA degree cannot use Economics courses to fulfill the general education requirement. Required Language Courses (minimum 10 hours) Students are required to complete 10 credit hours of a modern foreign language beyond the 101 course. Six hours of foreign language may qualify for Arts and Humanities general education credit. Recommended International Experience Students are strongly encouraged to participate in astudy abroad program approved by the international business advisor. It is important that the student confer with the advisor concerning the courses to be taken at the other university. The courses must transfer to Washburn, meet graduation requirements, and not cause a problem regarding prerequisites. If a study abroad program is not possible, an appropriate substitute may be approved by the international business advisor. This substitute could include internships, approved short term travel/study abroad, a selected group of additional courses, or other international related activities. This international experience should take place during the junior or senior year. It is absolutely necessary that any international experience be approved by the international business advisor prior to engaging in such activity. The Minor in Economics can be earned by candidates for any bachelor’s degree offered by Washburn University. The economics faculty has approved the following requirements for the optional minor: Economics 200 and 201 Nine hours of economics courses numbered 300 or above An approved course in statistics Apply for a business minor or certifications GET IN TOUCH WITH Brenneman School of Business Physical Address 1729 SW MacVicar Avenue Topeka, KS 66604
Mailing Address 1700 SW College Avenue Topeka, KS 66621
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  • Topeka, Kansas, United States

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