This minor must be chosen from some area of science, engineering or manufacturing management. The approved sequence of courses furnishes a better understanding of the technical aspects of professional competence in the chosen field and increases managerial efficiency in working with colleagues, as well as broadening the background desired for other managerial activities. The management program is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in non-technical areas of the business world. Its aim is to develop a broad perspective of the business organization and the economic environment in which it operates. To that end, the program emphasizes a liberal arts base and includes required courses in economic principles, mathematics, statistics, accounting, law, marketing, finance, and strategic management.
Students can add to their programs, related courses which are of special interest.
Elective hours permit either further concentration in management and economics or exploration of topics in other disciplines. Upon completion of approximately 60 hours including mathematics, statistics, economics, accounting, and computer courses listed in the following programs, students will be required to transfer to the West Lafayette campus to finish the academic requirements to receive their baccalaureate degree. Those contemplating completion of their degree requirements at the Purdue University Calumet campus should consult with their academic advisor as early as possible after enrollment. This program satisfies the need of future junior managers for a broad, analytically oriented base on which to build specific training and experience received on the job. A cost accountant involved in determining costs for a product or service.