Certificates & Minors

Certificates

Certificates are open to all business students. Coursework is completed outside the major discipline and requires additional coursework beyond the original 120 credit hour degree requirements. It does not appear on the official transcript. Submit a Completion form to the major department chairperson in the graduating semester.

Cyber Security

Learn the skills to detect cyber/information threats and vulnerabilities, along with the tools and strategies to secure cyberspace. Discover how to protect information systems that support businesses and other enterprises. Requires INFO 210, INFO 391, INFO 393, and INFO 395.

Entrepreneurship

Learn how to start a business, bring entrepreneurial skills to established businesses and manage small businesses. Identify business opportunities, develop business plans and new ventures, access resources and shadow entrepreneurs on projects. Requires MGMT 350, MGMT 353, MGMT 355 and MGMT 356.

Business Administration Minor

The following courses (totaling 18 credit hours) are required for students pursuing a minor concentration in Business. Students must have earned at least 30 credit hours with a 2.5 cumulative grade point average. Contact the Office of Student Affairs for course registration and advising.

The declaration of minor request for Business may be initiated using the following link: https://www2.howard.edu/academics/registrar/forms   

COURSENAMEPREREQUISITES
ACCT 201Accounting Principles I College Algebra I (MATH 006)  
ACCT 202Accounting Principles II Precalculus (MATH 007) or College Algebra II (MATH 010); Accounting Principles I (ACCT 201) 
BLAW 305Business Law IApplied Calculus (MATH 026) or Calculus (MATH 156); Junior Standing 
FINA 311Finance PrinciplesApplied Calculus (MATH 026) or Calculus (MATH 156); Principles of Economics I (ECON 001) and Principles of Economics II (ECON 002); Accounting Principles II (ACCT 202); Junior Standing 
MGMT 301Management & Org BehaviorApplied Calculus (MATH 026) or Calculus (MATH 156); Principles of Economics I (ECON 001) and Principles of Economics II (ECON 002); Accounting Principles I (ACCT 201) 
MKTG 301Principles of MarketingApplied Calculus (MATH 026) or Calculus (MATH 156); Principles of Economics I (ECON 001) and Principles of Economics II (ECON 002); Accounting Principles II (ACCT 202); Junior Standing