
Business Double Major Options
Double your job prospects
Stand out to employers by choosing a second business major. There are many benefits to choosing a second major. These benefits include:
- Broader knowledge. Graduating with two majors gives you knowledge and skills that others may lack.
- More career paths. Those with double majors are more likely to gain employment in multiple business sectors.
- Double count courses. When two majors require the same course, you only have to take that course once. This double counting reduces the total number of courses you must take.
| Double Major Options | Shared Courses |
|---|---|
| Accounting with finance | (1) “Intermediate Accounting I” or “Financial Statement Analysis” |
| Entrepreneurship and innovation management with marketing | (3) “Marketing Research,” “New Product Development” and “Developing Negotiation Skills” |
| Entrepreneurship and innovation management with organizational behavior and human resources management | (1) “Developing Negotiation Skills” |
| Entrepreneurship and innovation management with supply chain management | (2) “Project Management” and “New Product Development” |
| Finance with marketing | (1) “Business Conditions Analysis” |
| International business with finance | (3) “International Finance,” “Investments” and “Financial Engineering” |
| International business with marketing | (3) “International Marketing,” Consumer Behavior” and “New Product Development” |
| International business with organizational behavior and human resources management | (3) “International Management,” “Managing Projects and Teams” and “Issues in Leadership” |
| International business with supply chain management | (2) “International Management” and “New Product Development” |
| Marketing with organizational behavior and human resources management | (1) “Develop Negotiation Skills” |
| Marketing with supply chain management | (1) “New Product Development” or “Retail Management” |
| Organizational behavior and human resources management with supply chain management | (1) “International Management” |