1) Provides an overview of the critical areas of business in six courses (18 hours): accounting, business law, economics, finance, marketing and management.
2) Makes UNL graduates in any discipline more marketable to any company or organization.
3) Studying in multiple colleges provides a well-rounded university experience that gives students more connections and networking opportunities.
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“I wanted to stand out as a photographer.
The business courses were tailored to my needs and
will provide me with an advantage in the job market.”
– Felicia Ramirez, College of Fine Arts, University of Nebraska–Lincoln
ACCT 200 Accounting for Business Decisions
This course introduces financial and managerial accounting concepts to students who will use such information as investors, owners, managers, employees and taxpaying citizens. The course lays a foundation for understanding and use of accounting concepts and skills.
ECON 200 Economic Essentials and Issues
This course is an introduction to economic reasoning and methods consumer choice, resources, decision making under constraints, supply, demand, markets, economic welfare analysis, measurement, prices, employment, money and interest rates.
BLAW 300 Business, Government and Society (ACE 8)
This course examines the business organization in relationship to government, employee groups and the community. A major theme in the course is the social responsibility of business. Topics of study include ethics, environmental issues, employee rights, government regulation and global management.
FINA 300 Financial Decision Making This course covers the basic principles of financial decision making with an emphasis on time value of money, financial statement analysis, working capital management, capital budgeting and risk management.
MGNT 300 Management Essentials for Contemporary Organizations This course is designed to introduce students to the role of managers in various organizational structures and types. Students will explore how the practice of management is relevant to their chosen field of study or academic discipline.
MRKT 300 Contemporary Marketing This course is an overview of the fundamental terms and concepts in contemporary marketing and an introduction to real world marketing strategies. The focus is the role of marketing in organizations and businesses.
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