Build the skills to analyze, plan and make decisions with both numerical and qualitative information. Using data analytics and cutting-edge technologies, learn to evaluate financial data and provide organizations with solutions to operate efficiently, effectively and ethically.

Specialize in the evaluation of insurance and financial risks, and get ready to join the banking, insurance or pension industry. Students pursue a program in mathematics and risk analysis—the core of actuarial science. 

Gain the basic business foundations necessary to advance in the field and in your career. This minor, available to non-business majors only, also prepares students for graduate studies in business.

Develop your knowledge of foundational business subjects like financial accounting, leadership and organizational management. The certificate comprises a series of five courses, all of which can be completed online. Business Basics is open only to non-matriculated students.

Aspire to a well-rounded education in business. Gain skills in communication, conflict management, leadership and negotiation. Join any of the professional organizations available in the Fox School of Business. 

Advance your quantitative business knowledge with the Business Plus certificate, which includes courses in macro- and micro-economic principles, managerial accounting and risk management. Business Plus courses can be taken completely online, and are offered exclusively to non-matriculated students. 

Develop professional skills in the evolving field of digital marketing. Courses integrate foundational marketing skills with sophisticated digital technology and analytics to prepare students for new and emerging jobs in fields such as analytics, digital demographics, search engine optimization and customer relationship management.

Study the science of production and consumption, gaining fluency in business theories and the economic principle from which they spring. This program prepares students for leadership roles in business and consulting with a degree that appeals to top corporations and policy shops around the world. 

Learn to apply financial principles and methodologies to real-world situations, and develop a network that comprises industry leaders, world-class researchers and successful alumni. Students will learn the language of investment while exploring the interconnected world of financial systems. 

Gain the skills and knowledge you need to become a financial professional who helps individuals grow, manage and protect their assets. Prepare to analyze and anticipate clients’ needs with a fundamental understanding of strategies for retirement planning, income tax and estate planning, insurance, investment allocation, and employee benefits planning. 

Geared toward non-business students, this minor helps you to gain a broad base of foundational business knowledge. Courses focus on key high-level concepts in macroeconomics, marketing, and organizational management without digging too deep into quantitative work.

Understand the social and professional dynamics of human behavior in the workplace. Learn the details of compensation, hiring, recruitment, training and other essential functions necessary for mastering the “people side” of any organization. 

Combine the power of information technology with the drive of an entrepreneurial approach to develop your business acumen. Learn to create and manage a successful entrepreneurial business through the study of entrepreneurship theory and practice. Generate an idea for a new business, assess its feasibility, and make a comprehensive business plan.

Develop the skills and gain the experience that will prepare you for a career in today’s global economy. Learn about the dynamics of globalization and interconnected marketplaces. 

Combine the study of business and law through a program that prepares students for success in professional studies or work directly after graduation. This program is ideal for future law school or MBA program applicants—it includes practical elements from the legal process and the business world. 

Developed in close collaboration with industry partners, this minor helps you to develop key business communication and critical thinking skills while preparing for a career in consulting. Experiential learning is incorporated into each course, and many professors are industry professionals who are active practitioners in their fields. This, along with a fresh lineup of guest speakers each semester, ensures that courses are relevant, and helps you to gain access to hiring firms as a student. 

Understand how companies and services make decisions and identify their clients’ needs through psychology and economics. This program combines the qualitative skills of design and sales with the hard science of profit and risk, preparing students for careers in advertising, marketing, product design and more.

This minor is open to students in both the Fox Business School and the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management. Courses supplement core technical competencies like accounting and macroeconomic principles with key organizational and interpersonal leadership skills. Learn to think and act in ways that support a strong leadership style and benefit the interests of multiple organizational stakeholders.

Develop the ability to analyze real estate investment opportunities and implement the risk-management strategies to capitalize on them. This program focuses on an understanding of real estate markets and the specifics of legal real estate transactions for future market analysts, brokers and specialists. 

Acquire the technical expertise and strategic vision necessary to manage the risks facing modern businesses. Learn the qualitative and quantitative skills required to understand the many dimensions of risk and help stakeholders respond with successful strategies. 

Gain the quantitative knowledge to think with data by learning the basics of data management and statistical methods and theory. Learn programming and modern statistical languages and enter the workforce with your SAS Base Programming for SAS 9 certification. Develop a business-oriented perspective that will prepare you for a career in a high-demand field. 

Study how to streamline a business’ supply-side activities to maximize customer value and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Learn to forecast the availability of goods, materials and services while advising executives or preparing their projects.