Program Requirements

The Markets & Management Studies Certificate is open to all undergraduates. The certificate requirements are:

A total of seven courses: at least three core courses, one of which is MMS 190 (an integrative Capstone course taken in the senior year), and four elective courses. Students may use additional core courses to fulfill their elective requirement.

A progress requirement: a minimum of three M&M courses must be taken by the end of the junior year, and one of these must be a core course.

No more than three courses may originate in a single department.

No more than two courses that are used to satisfy the requirements of any major, minor, or other certificate program can count toward the Markets & Management Studies certificate.

Please see our course offerings below:

Core Courses
SOC 142 SOC 144 SOC 145 SOC 155 SOC 158 SOC 159 PS 153 PPS 146 MMS 190	Organizations & Global Competitiveness Technology and Organizational Environments Nations, Regions & the Global Economy Organizations & Management Markets & Marketing Sociology of Entrepreneurship International Business – Government Relations Leadership, Development, & Organizations Markets & Management Capstone
Elective Courses
AAH 255S CA 110 CA 116S CA 191P COMP SCI 181S ECO 140 ECO 151 ECO 157 ECO 165 ECO 168 ECO 181 ECO 182 ECO 183 ECO 188 ECO 189 EGR 108 GERMAN 204S HST 122A HST 143B HST 158AD MMS 100 MMS 120 MMS 140S MMS 147 MMS 161 MMS 170 MMS 175 MMS 180 MMS 182 MMS 185 PHIL 170 PS 113 PS 158 PS 161 PS 167 PPS 122S PPS 144S PSY 115 PSY 138 RUS 125 SOC 110 SOC 114 SOC 126 SOC 129 SOC 141 SOC 154 SOC 156 SOC 166 WMN. ST. 150S WMN. ST. 161	Museum Theory and Practice Advertising & Society: Global Perspective Advertising Masculinity Globalization & Anti-Globalization Principles of Effective e-Commerce Comparative Economic Systems Basic Finance and Investments Financial Markets & Investments American International Economic Policy Asset Pricing & Risk Management Corporate Finance Financial Accounting Agency & Accounting Industrial Organization Business & Government Ethics in Professions German Business / Global Text The Japanese Economy 1850-2000 The Emergence of Modern Japan American Business History International Business Managerial Effectiveness Ethics in Management Business in Literature Marketing Management Integrated Marketing Communications Business of Sport Entrepreneurial Opportunities & Finance Strategic Financial Management Managerial Finance Business Ethics International Political Economy Transnational Relations Business, Politics, & Economic Growth International Institutions & International Law Who Owns the Press Enterprising Leadership The Psychology of Consumers Social Psychology of Business Markets/Media/Mafia Comparative Sociology Cybernetworks & the Global Village The Challenges of Development Gender, Work, & Organizations Consuming Passions The Digital Economy Global Contexts of Science & Technology Politics and Markets in the Global Economy Women at Work Money, Sex, Power

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