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University of Miami
School of business administration

Minors for Non-Business Majors

Non-business students may walk in to the Office of Undergraduate Business Education or make an appointment to discuss their options in selecting electives or to declare a minor to complement their major.

Non-business majors may declare a minor(s) from those below.

Minors for Non-Business Students

Choose from 8 Minors for Non-Business Students

Business Law

Business Law

The Business Law minor is flexible, permitting business and non-business students alike to augment their studies with an appreciation of the role of law and ethics in global citizenship as well as in the student’s chosen corporate, creative, scientific, academic, professional, or personal endeavors.

Business Technology

Business Technology

Business students, as well as students in the other schools and colleges at the University of Miami, may pursue the minor in Business Technology by officially declaring the minor at their home school or college.

Economics

Economics

Non-business students may pursue a minor in Economics by taking 15 credit hours of Economics courses in in one of two areas:

Political Economy

Quantitative Economics

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

The minor in Entrepreneurship is intended to acquaint business students with the essential business tools and perspective of the entrepreneur.

Finance

Finance

Business students, as well as students in the other schools and colleges at the University of Miami, may pursue a minor in Finance by officially declaring the minor at their home school or college.

Health Sector Management and Policy

Health Sector Management and Policy

The minor in Health Sector Management and Policy provides student with a basic understanding of the organizational, management, economic, and financial structure, as well as the legal, ethical, and governmental policy of the health care industry.

Management

Management

A minor in Management for business students consists of 12 credit hours in Management courses beyond the required courses in the BBA or BSBA Business Core.

Marketing

Marketing

Non-Business students in any school or college may pursue a minor in Marketing in the School of Business Administration.