Business
This minor encompasses coursework in accounting, economics, communications and finance to build business skills necessary for a variety of professionals.
Wilmington University Business Minors enable you to develop a foundation in a second area of study. And, you have flexibility—your selected minor does not need to be related to your major.
Pursue a minor in the following areas of study:
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
Business and non-business students can add an entrepreneurship and small business management focus to their career path or program of study through this minor.
Finance
This minor is available to business and non-business students alike who wish to add a finance focus to their career path or utilize knowledge of finance to achieve personal goals.
Global Management
Develop skills in global management and international communication to enhance any business and non-business career path or program of study.
Human Resource Management
Students in degree programs have the option of pursuing a minor in Human Resource Management, which will provide students with an overview of the field of human resources.
Management Information Systems
In an era of expanding technology, pursuing a minor in Management Information Systems will assist decision makers with their use of computer-generated information.