Minors in Management Science and Economics

Department of Management Science and Economics

• Minor in Economics
• Minor in Management Science
• Minor in Non-Profit Management

The objective of the Economics program is to enable students to understand the intricate processes of the economic system. The program is designed to prepare students for professional study in law, business management, and public administration and for graduate study in economics.

Students electing a minor in Economics must complete 18 credit hours with a grade of "C" or higher; the courses in either of the following sequences:

Students interested in Economics as a major may take courses through Coppin's Cooperative Education Program.

The requirements for a minor in Management Science are 18 hours as follows:

The Coppin State University American Humanics Program consists of a multidisciplinary minor involving the Departments of Social Sciences, Management Science, and Health, Physical Education and Recreation. The three departments offer courses in the minor along with collaborative administration of the program. This 21-hour group of courses and field placement activities focuses on nonprofit management, fund-raising, and youth development. Interested sophomore and junior students embark upon a two-year minor of courses, internships, and co-curricula activities to prepare for a certification in Youth and Human Service Nonprofit Management.

The following courses constitute the requirements for the minor in Nonprofit Management and Youth Development: