BUSN 260 Financial Accounting
BUSN 261 Managerial Accounting
BUSN 301 Management
BUSN 321 Marketing
BUSN 340 Business Law
BUSN 341 Financial Management
BUSN 405 Human Resource Management
BUSN 410 International Management
BUSN 495 Strategic Management (MWI)
ECON 210 Principles of Economics
Linfield Management Electives
BUSN 407 Organizational Behavior
BUSN 415 Business, Ethics & Society
BUSN 423 Entrepreneurship
BUSN 436* Topics in Management
BUSN 480** Independent Study
BUSN 487** Internship
*may be repeated with different content
**with instructor approval
Management major electives may include one course from the following:
TCCA 340 Persuasion & Social Influence
TCAA 430 Topics in Human Communication
Because knowledge of the principles of economic analysis is considered basic to effective management, Linfield requires students majoring in Management to complete both micro- and macroeconomics. Microeconomics is the study of the individual and firm in the national economy, while Macroeconomics focuses on the national economy as a whole with special attention to the effects of government fiscal and monetary policies. You should complete this requirement as early in your Linfield career as possible, since it is a prerequisite for most other management courses. Linfield’s course, ECON 210, covers both micro- and macro-economics.
Students enrolling in business courses must demonstrate the following quantitative prerequisites:
The Department presumes that students will have taken the applicable prerequisite(s) when registering for courses. Prerequisites may be waived when the Department Chair deems that a student’s background or other extenuating circumstances render the applicable prerequisite(s) unnecessary. This approval must be obtained prior to registration for class.
Required courses such as Marketing, Management, Business Law can be satisfied by approved transfer courses. In instances where content of a course is not clear from its title, you may be asked to provide additional information in the form of a catalog description or syllabus.