REQUIRED CORE COURSES
(6 CREDITS)
ECON 111 Principles of Economics: Macro
MATH 123 Finite Mathematics and Business Analytics
BUSINESS FOUNDATIONS
(45 CREDITS)
CIS 110 Introduction to Business Information Systems
ECON 112 Principles of Economics: Micro
ECON 221 Statistics and Predictive Analytics
IB 241 Globalization
MSB 100 Introduction to Business (1 credit)
MSB 110 Introduction to Financial Reporting
MSB 120 Introduction to Management Control and Planning
MSB 200 Principles of Management
MSB 210 Principles of Marketing
MSB 220 Financial Management
MSB 240 Business Law I
MSB 250 Business Communication and Mentoring
MSB 287 Business Ethics
MSB 305 Organizational Behavior
MSB 400 Professional Seminar (2 credits)
MSB 480 Strategic Management
ELECTIVES
(15 CREDITS)
Students may choose from any elective course offered/accepted by the College, including non-business courses from the arts and sciences including study abroad experiences and foreign languages.
HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT CONCENTRATION
Required Courses
(8 courses - 20 credits)
BUS 280 Introduction to Health Care Systems
BUS 285 Medical Practice Administration
BUS 380 Health Care Operations Management and Economics
BUS 380L Health Care Operations Management Lab (1 credit)
FIN 360 Financial Management for Health Care Managers
HRM 210 Human Resources Management
CARP 412 Career Planning II (1 credit)
Management Elective - Selected from any course in the School of Business for which the student meets the prerequisites.
HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT MINOR
Required Courses
(6 courses - 16 credits)
MSB 100 Introduction to Business (1 credit)
MSB 200 Principles of Management
BUS 280 Introduction to Health Care Systems
BUS 285 Medical Practice Administration
Plus two (2) courses from the following: FIN 360, HRM 210, or BUS 380 and BUS 380L. A student selecting to complete BUS 380 and BUS 380 L will be taking 7 courses and 17 credits. Certain courses may have prerequisites which must be met prior to taking the courses.
In fulfilling the requirements of the minor, students are required to complete more than fifty percent of the coursework at King's College in addition to the requirements to obtain a degree.