DANIEL L. GOODWIN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
DANIEL L. GOODWIN COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
This program explores the role of economics and business in the social environment of our culture, with focused courses that articulate how the functional areas of business interrelate within organizations.
Students acquire skills in communication, analytical thinking and an appreciation of the human element in organizations from a spectrum of general education, interdisciplinary and management course work. The business and economics major leaves flexibility for students to be well-rounded in all business aspects with a fundamental understanding of core business processes. Exposure to economic theory as well as fundamental analytical courses in mathematics and statistics is included to provide students with foundational and practical problem-solving tools.
• ECON 3202: Price Theory and Application
• ECON 3310: Money and Financial Markets
• FINA 3370: Multinational Corporate Finance
• FINA 4330: Predictive Analytics
The business and economics major is the most flexible major within the Goodwin College of Business. In addition to the concentration, students can choose 15 credits of elective coursework to fulfill the major.