Welcome to the Department of Business & Economics. Our department is dedicated to fostering business leaders, economists, and professionals who can thrive in a dynamic and globally interconnected economy. Through comprehensive academic programs, experiential learning opportunities, and a commitment to ethical business practices, we prepare our students to make strategic decisions, drive innovation, and contribute to sustainable economic development.

Department Summary:

The Department of Business & Economics combines the principles of business management and economic theory to offer a well-rounded education that prepares students for a wide range of careers in the corporate world, public sector, finance, and entrepreneurship. We believe that successful business practices and economic policies are grounded in a deep understanding of market dynamics, consumer behavior, and global economic trends.

Our faculty members are distinguished scholars and industry experts who bring real-world experience into the classroom. We emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication, enabling our graduates to adapt to evolving business landscapes and drive positive change in their respective fields.

Course Listings:

The Department of Business & Economics offers a comprehensive range of courses that cover various aspects of business, finance, economics, and entrepreneurship. Students can tailor their education to align with their interests and career goals. Here are some of the key courses we offer:

  1. Introduction to Business Management (BUS 101): This foundational course provides an overview of business principles, including organizational behavior, marketing, and strategic planning.
  2. Microeconomics (ECON 201): Students explore the fundamental principles of microeconomics, analyzing the behavior of consumers and firms within market structures.
  3. Macroeconomics (ECON 301): This course focuses on macroeconomic theories and policies, studying the factors that influence national economies and global economic trends.
  4. Financial Accounting (ACCT 350): Students learn the principles of financial accounting, understanding how to prepare and interpret financial statements.
  5. Marketing Management (MKTG 410): This course delves into marketing strategies, consumer behavior, and product development to create successful marketing campaigns.
  6. Corporate Finance (FIN 520): Students study financial decision-making within corporations, including capital budgeting, risk management, and corporate valuation.
  7. International Business (BUS 610): This course explores the challenges and opportunities of conducting business in the global marketplace, addressing cultural, legal, and economic considerations.
  8. Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ENTR 650): Students learn the principles of entrepreneurship, developing business plans and strategies for new ventures.

Please note that the above courses represent a selection of what our department offers. Students can further customize their academic journey through elective courses, concentrations, and internship opportunities that align with their specific interests within business and economics.

Join us in the Department of Business & Economics to gain a comprehensive education that will prepare you to lead and thrive in the world of business, finance, and economics. Together, we will explore innovative approaches, foster ethical business practices, and contribute to a sustainable and prosperous global economy.