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Professional Minors
Gain the tools you need for an extra competitive edge.
Stevenson’s professional minors are designed to pair with students’ majors to give them additional career options, a competitive edge in the job market, and an opportunity to shape their Stevenson experience to meet their specific career goals. Each of Stevenson’s five professional minors consists of four courses tied to an in-demand industry or profession. In addition, the Office of Career Services coordinates panels, internships, and site visits with strategic partners in each professional minor sector to help students further explore career options.
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Management and Organizational Leadership
Management and Organizational Leadership
Do you want to be a team leader, change agent in your field, or future executive?
Get a head start with a Management and Organizational Leadership Professional Minor, which will help you develop the skills you need to be a leader in your field by providing a foundation in business management through the study of management fundamentals, employee relations, and organizational leadership.
Pair this with the discipline expertise you will learn in your major to take the first steps toward becoming a leader of tomorrow.
Courses
- Employment Law
- Organizational Behavior
- Organizational Leadership
- Human Resource Management
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Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development
Have you ever thought about launching, running, and building your own business?
Add a professional minor in Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development to the discipline expertise you will learn in your major and give yourself a head start in making your entrepreneurial dreams come true.
This professional minor will prepare you to understand the skills and commitment required to start a new venture or build a small business; to organize and write a complete successful business plan that can be used to start a business and apply for venture capital; and to set appropriate marketing objectives for small business growth.
Courses
- Principles of Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurial Business Planning
- Entrepreneurial Development
- Strategic Marketing for Entrepreneurs
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Human Resources
Human Resources
Do you want to be a key player in developing the culture and values of a company? Are you good at problem solving and conflict management?
Did you know that many jobs in the growing field of Human Resources will be filled by people with a wide range of degrees? Pairing your discipline knowledge with a professional minor in Human Resource Management will provide a solid foundation for careers in the human resources industry.
You’ll study workforce development, compensation and planning, and employee relations, opening doors to careers in human resources management; employee recruitment, training, and development; employee compensation and benefits; or labor relations.
Courses
- Human Resource Management
- Compensation and Benefits
- Employee Training and Development
- International Human Resources
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Real Estate
Real Estate
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to help businesses grow and realize their potential by developing commercial and industrial properties?
Pairing a Real Estate Professional Minor with your major can lead to careers in property management, commercial real estate, or sales.
Learn about the basics of land use, acquiring property, maximizing the value of property while preserving the environment, understanding markets, developing raw land, and infrastructure planning.
Courses
- Principles of Real Estate
- Property and Asset Management
- Commercial Transactions
- Real Estate Market Analysis, Valuation and Finance
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Software Design and Coding
Software Design and Coding
Did you know that tech companies don’t just hire computer science majors? In fact, the tech industry values employees with a wide range of skill sets.
Pair the valuable “soft” skills you will learn in your major with a foundation in information systems to gain a competitive advantage in the tech world.
A Software Design and Coding Professional Minor can open doors to emerging careers in gaming, virtual reality, digital publishing, and creative entrepreneurship.
Courses
- MS Office Applications
- Management Information Systems
- Programming Concepts
- C# Object Oriented Programming
Current students should reference the Professional Minors Portal Page for more information on how to declare a professional minor and incorporate the classes into their academic plan.