Degree, Major and Minor Course Requirements

• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Requirements
• Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Requirements

Business students may pursue a co-major in the College of Arts and Sciences, but only as a second major.
Some important things you should know:

• A co-major is a distinctly different specialization and requires advance planning.
• No courses used to satisfy a co-major may be used to satisfy a business major or minor.
• However, courses used to satisfy a co-major may also be used to satisfy general education requirements or the general education elective or free electives.

              
Students are required to obtain approval from their Undergraduate Business Program Academic Advisor to declare a co-major. Students are advised that it will require more than the minimum 120 credits to complete the BBA/BSBA degree with a co-major. However, depending on advanced credits and summer school, students may still be able to graduate within the eight-semester plan. Below are the co-majors that are available. Consult your Academic Advisor and refer to the University's Academic Bulletin for specific major requirements.

Africana Studies
American Studies
Anthropology
Art
Art History
Biology
Chemistry
Classics
Computer Science
Ecosystem Science & Policy
English
French
Geography & Regional Studies
Geological Sciences
German
History
International Studies
Judaic Studies
Latin American Studies
Liberal Studies
Mathematics
Microbiology and Immunology
Neuroscience/Neurobiology
Neuroscience/Psychobiology
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Sociology
Spanish
Studio Art
Theatre Arts
Women and Gender Studies

The University of Miami's General Education Requirements ensure that graduates have acquired essential intellectual skills and have engaged in a range of academic disciplines. The General Education Requirements provide students with the opportunity to study methods and achievements in all areas of human inquiry and creative endeavor and to cultivate abilities essential for the acquisition of knowledge. The General Education Requirements allow students to create an integrative map for their academic careers, providing a context for more focused studies.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

• BBA in Accounting
• BSBA in Accounting
• BSBA in Business Analytics
• BBA in Business Technology
• BSBA in Business Technology
• BBA in Economics
• BSBA in Economics
• BBA in Entrepreneurship
• BSBA in Entrepreneurship
• BBA in Finance
• BSBA in Finance
• BBA in Health Management and Policy
• BSBA in Health Management and Policy
• BBA in Human Resource Management
• BSBA in Human Resource Management
• BBA in Legal Studies
• BSBA in Legal Studies
• BBA in Management
• BSBA in Management
• BBA in Marketing
• BSBA in Marketing
• BBA in Real Estate
• BSBA in Real Estate

• Accounting
• Business Analytics
• Business Law
• Business Technology
• Entrepreneurship for Business Students
• Finance
• Health Management and Policy
• International Business
• Management for Business Students
• Marketing for Business Students
• Political Economy
• Quantitative Economiccs
• Real Estate

Business students may pursue a minor outside the School of Business Administration. Some important things you should know:

• Courses used to satisfy a minor may also be used to satisfy general education requirements or the general education elective or free electives.
• Students are required to obtain approval from their Undergraduate Business Program Academic Advisor to declare a minor outside the School of Business Administration. Students are advised that it may require more than the minimum 120 credits to complete the BBA/BSBA degree with a minor. However, depending on advanced credits and summer school, students may still be able to graduate within the eight-semester plan.
• Any course counted for credit toward a minor may not be counted for credit toward a major. The only specialized courses that may be counted for two minors or a major and a minor, within the School of Business Administration, are those courses specifically listed by number as required for both majors and/or minors.

          
Below are the available minors. Consult your academic advisor and refer to the University Academic Bulletin for specific minor requirements.

College of Arts and Sciences

Aerospace Studies
Africana Studies
American Studies
Anthropology
Art
Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
Classics
Computer Science
Criminology
Ecosystem Science & Policy
English
Geography & Regional Studies
Geological Sciences
History
International Studies
Judaic Studies
Languages
· French
· Italian
· Portuguese
· Spanish
· Modern Languages
(2 languages)
Latin American Studies
Mathematics
Microbiology
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Sociology
Theatre Arts
Urban Studies
Women and Gender Studies

School of Communications

Advertising
Communication Studies
Electronic Media
General Communication
Journalism
Motion Pictures
Public Relations
Visual Journalism

College of Engineering

Architectural
Civil
Computer
Electrical
Environmental
Industrial

School of Music

Dance
General Music
Music Business and Entertainment Industries
Music Composition

School of Nursing

Public Health