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Business Skills for Non-Business Majors

2019-2020 Boldly Creative Project

Most college graduates eventually will work in a business environment. Yet the undergraduate curriculum for non-business majors does not typically involve business courses or experiential learning. With a new 10-month Master of Science in Busines Management degree, 91做厙 will deliver to the non-business graduate essential skills, core business knowledge and hands-on, client-based experiential learning.

Areas of learning include:

  • Managerial skills
  • Analytical and strategic thinking
  • Data-driven decision making
  • Creative thinking
  • Business communication skills
  • Leadership
  • Effective teamwork and ethical thinking

All program components feature a consistent focus on career development and networking skills.

The program can also serve as the launch pad for other professional master’s programs, dual-degree programs and graduate certificates that can benefit from a business core.

Leading Faculty on the Project:

Andrew Reffett
Associate Dean and Professor,
Farmer School of Business and Department of Accountancy

Impact:

Graduates in a variety of disciplines will be better prepared for career options with training in core business concepts and management.