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Undergraduate Management Minors

Business Management Minor

This minor is open to business students not majoring in Management and non-business majors outside Coggin. No matter what business discipline you are majoring in, business management will be a required skill. The Coggin College of Business Management Minor program requires only 12 additional credit hours. A Business Management minor can be an addition to your portfolio that will make you more attractive to potential employers looking for graduates who can lead.

Entrepreneurship

Not all businesses are large corporations or companies with hundreds of employees. If you have the confidence to start your own business or take over a family business, the Entrepreneurship Minor at the Coggin College of Business is a good fit for any student at 香港六合彩开奖结果2023. No business major is required as this minor teaches students skills in innovation, organization, and creative and adaptive thinking, providing the intellectual agility to change approaches when they are needed.

“Everything you see created by humans in this world can be achieved or can be improved by your own efforts. The only thing stopping you from making it happen is you. Successful people have the courage to do what others don’t feel like doing.”

Steve Elder, founder and CEO of IRocker. Steve is a 2009 Coggin graduate; he started iRocker with a $20,000 investment in 2013 and grew it to a 70 million business in under ten years.

A headshot of Steve Elder wearing a plaid shirt with his arms crossed with a white background.

Interested? Check out the requirements for the Entrepreneurship Minor.

Human Resources Management

The Coggin College of Business Human Resources Management Minor Program gives our students the tools to recruit, hire, and retain workers. This minor also opens new vistas to additional career options. HR is a field that not only develops a business but provides the opportunity for personal growth to enrich professional life. In addition, salaries for HR specialists generally rank at $60,000 per year. Here are some reasons to consider a minor in this field:

  • Skills are transferable across industries.
  • You influence the corporation’s strategy and competitiveness.
  • HR provides many career opportunities for growth.
  • HR employment opportunities are expected to grow.
  • Salaries are above average.

Take a look at more details about the requirements of the HRM Minor.