Business & Management - Majors & Minors - Knox College Business & Management For the Shark-Tank obsessed, side-hustlers by nature with a penchant for making positive change—a major or minor in Business at Knox awaits. Meet Your Professors Visit Knox Business Faculty Business & Management Courses Business & Management Requirements Experiences & Opportunities Career Outcomes Major, Minor, Early Admission Program Doing good is good business. Our business majors and minors are built for future change-makers who dare to reimagine tomorrow's business landscape. Through comprehensive real-world experiences like StartUp Term's 10-week sprint from concept to pitch, our Chicago Business Immersion trip, and hands-on seminars, students develop the agility to thrive in careers that haven't even been invented yet. Major or Minor in Business & Management Our students don't just study business—they live it, developing expertise in specialized fields while embracing the kind of bold thinking that's launched our alumni from Goldman Sachs to Africa's 30 under 30 list. Explore our majors, minor, and programs today. Requirements Courses Course Spotlight Our approach to teaching is anything but ordinary. Our courses cover the fundamentals and span to niche areas like sports management, branding, self-government, and everything in between. No matter which area of study you’re interested in—we’ve got you covered. BUS 214 History of Self-Government BUS 230 Labor Economics BUS 272 Industrial Psychology BUS 343 Strategic Brand Management BUS 351 Sports Management and Society Business coursework at Knox is grounded in real-world experience. We call it "activated knowledge"—and it means you'll understand both the theory and how to apply it. A typical class might begin with a textbook discussion of (for instance) cash flow, but, from there, it quickly moves from the abstract to the very concrete. Why did Company X succeed? Why did Company Y fail? Our conversations are lively, thought-provoking, and wide-ranging, and you'll be expected to be an active participant. While the business curriculum develops a broad skillset, students also have the opportunity to gain expertise in a focus area, which can involve classes in environmental science, mathematics, economics, and more. The focus areas are as follows: Finance / Accounting Mathematical Finance Human Relations Global Business / Policy / Development Environmental Policy and Management A self-designed focus area (with approval from an advisor) Business Internship - Knox for All Grael Mulata discusses how the importance of community relates to his internship experience with American Family Insurance. DO YOU MEAN BUSINESS? Contact us to find out more about our comprehensive majors, minors, and programs. Loading...