Business Administration Minor
Develop strategies to lead effective workplaces, field operations, and organizational behavior.
This minor is tailored for Pitt State students from non-business majors. Pairing a business administration minor with a non-business major provides essential management, finance, and marketing skills, preparing students to lead effectively in any industry.
Students engage in case study analyses related to economic concepts and decision-making. In the classroom, work collaboratively to determine opportunity cost, budget constraints, productivity, and costs to real-world scenarios.
Unique class topics in the Business Administration minor:
- Principles of Microeconomics: Analyze economic concepts and decision-making at the individual and firm levels including topics like opportunity cost, budget constraint, productivity and costs, and more.
- Introduction to Management: Develop foundational management skills and principles for effective organizational leadership.
- Management and Organizational Behavior: Explore the dynamics of organizational behavior and its impact on management strategies.
- Fundamentals of Marketing: Apply basic marketing principles to understand consumer behavior and market dynamics.
- Principles of Marketing: Implement strategic marketing approaches to promote products and services effectively.
- Business Finance: Manage financial resources and make informed business investment decisions.
- Legal and Social Environment of Business: Examine the legal and social factors shaping the business environment and their implications for decision-making.
Additional information
for the College of Business
Catalog – see program guides