Get a taste of the language of business at a flagship technological university with a business minor. A minor allows you to specialize in a discipline outside of or complementary to your major.
To pursue a minor, you must first be enrolled in a bachelor's degree program and submit a request to add a minor to your curriculum through the Curriculum Change Portlet in MyMichiganTech. The minor advisor will receive notification and contact you with any questions prior to reviewing and approving your request. We recommend that you begin your minor studies as early as possible in your academic career.
See the College of Business minor audits for a listing of requirements for each minor.
Business Minor
Differentiate yourself with our business minor providing you with a solid foundation in essential business principles critical for success across various organizational settings. Students engage in hands-on projects and collaborative learning experiences that develop skills in marketing, finance, and management. This minor prepares students to make informed decisions and contribute effectively in their future careers.
Business IT Solutions Minor
Build foundational knowledge about how IT systems and business operations are developed, used, integrated, and managed. The Business IT Solutions Minor equips students to leverage technology effectively within corporate environments. Through practical coursework, students explore topics such as data management, digital transformation, and cybersecurity. By working on real-world IT challenges, students develop the skills needed to bridge the gap between business and technology.
Construction Management Minor
The Construction Management Minor offers insights into the complexities involved in managing construction projects, covering essential topics like project planning, risk management, and sustainable practices. Students gain practical experience through simulations and fieldwork, honing skills in budgeting, scheduling, and quality control. This minor prepares students for successful careers in the construction industry.
Economics Minor
The Economics Minor focuses on understanding the dynamics of economies and the decision- making processes that drive them. Students analyze both macroeconomic and microeconomic principles, developing the analytical skills necessary to interpret economic indicators and evaluate policy impacts. This minor equips students for valuable roles in business, government, and nonprofit sectors, by enhancing your decision- making skills.
Entrepreneurship, Technology, and Innovation Minor
This minor fosters essential entrepreneurial skills and innovative thinking through hands-on, experiential learning. Students learn to identify market opportunities, develop viable business plans, and navigate the challenges of bringing new ideas to life. With a focus on creativity and resilience, this minor empowers students to make a meaningful impact in the entrepreneurial landscape.
FinTech Minor
Complement your STEM skills with a minor in FinTech. The Fintech (Financial Technology) Minor explores the intersection of finance and technology, focusing on transformative developments like blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and digital banking solutions. Students gain insights into innovative financial practices and risk management strategies that are reshaping the industry. This minor prepares students to thrive in the rapidly evolving financial landscape.
Global Business Minor
The Global Business Minor provides a comprehensive understanding of international markets and effective cross-cultural management strategies. Students develop the skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the global marketplace, including supply chain dynamics and global economic trends. This minor equips students to excel in diverse and interconnected business environments.