Undergraduate Resources - Specials, Majors & Minors

It is possible to obtain a B.Sc. degree with Specials, Majors and Minors.

SPECIAL DEGREES or specialization programmes provide the foundation required for graduates to be functionally competent in the broad field of management. With a special degree, students do at least 15 of the 20 courses required at Levels II and III of the degree programme in subjects offered by the Department. The Department of Management Studies currently offer special degrees in Accounting, International Tourism ManagementInsurance and Risk Management, Leadership and ManagementSports Management, Management Studies, and Banking and Finance.

MAJORS require students to do 10 of 20 courses required at Levels II and III from the Department. Although the number of core courses covered is less than that of the specialization, the major provides the flexibility to choose a variety of other courses. The Department currently offers a major in Management Studies.

MINORS require students to do five Level II and III courses in one disciplinary area of Management, thereby providing depth of knowledge in that particular field of Management. It should be noted that minors, usually accompany a major, or a major and another minor. Minors are offered in Accounting, Insurance and Risk Management, Human Resource ManagementManagement Information SystemsMarketingFinance, Management Studies, Tourism Management and Sports Management.

 

Declaring a Minor

Students enrolled in any degree programme within the Department of Management Studies are only able to declare (have it appear as a minor on your transcript) minors which do not require the same core courses as their major.

Students may however, pursue the courses and gain credits included in other minors for example, Minor in Marketing and Human Resource Management, but will NOT be able to DECLARE these as minors.

Students of the Department are free to pursue minors out of the Department or Faculty, as long as appropriate approval has been obtained. Minors are usually declared in Semester 2 of Final Year and declaration forms are available from the Faculty of Social Sciences, Administration Building.

 

ACCOUNTING MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

ACCT 2014

Financial Accounting I

3

I

ACCT 2015

Financial Accounting II

3

II

ACCT 2021

Cost & Management Accounting

3

I

ACCT 3041

Advanced Financial Accounting

3

I

ACCT 3043

Auditing

3

I

 

FINANCE MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MGMT 3048

Financial Management II

3

I

MGMT 3050

Investment and Analysis

3

II

MGMT 3053

International Financial Management

3

I

MGMT 3055

Applied Topics in Corporate Finance

3

II

MGMT 3085

Derivatives Markets

3

II

NOTE: Evening University students wishing to pursue this Minor, please be advised that MGMT 3055 – Applied Topics in Corporate Finance is offered full-time only. You will therefore need to write to the Head, Department of Management Studies, requesting permission to read this course.

 

MARKETING MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MKTG 3000

Marketing Management

3

I

MKTG 3001

International Marketing Management

3

II

MKTG 3002

Marketing Research

3

I

MKTG 3007

Marketing Planning

3

II

MKTG 3010

Integrated Marketing Communication

3

I

 

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MGMT 2007

Introduction to eCommerce

3 I

MGMT 3011

Management Information Systems II

3

I

MGMT 3013

Database Design and Business Application

3

II

MGMT 3015

Introduction to Information Security

3

II

ACCT 3015

Accounting Information Systems

3

II

 

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MGMT 3017

Human Resource Management

3

I

MGMT 3018

Industrial Relations

3

II

MGMT 3022

Organisational Development

3

II

MGMT 3025

Human Resource Development

3

II

MGMT 3062

Compensation Management

3

II

 

SPORTS MANAGEMENT MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MGMT 2009

Sociology of Sport

3

I

MGMT 2010

Introduction to Sport Management

3

I

MGMT 3026

Managing Human Resource in Sport

3

I

MGMT 3027

Sport Marketing and Public Relations

3

II

MGMT 3028

Facility Planning and Management

3

I

 

MANAGEMENT STUDIES MINOR

Management Studies Students

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MGMT 3307

Quality Management

3

II

MGMT 3017

Human Resource Management

3

I

MGMT 3024

Business Communications

3

I OR II

MGMT 3310

Advanced Strategic Management Simulation

3

II

MGMT 2026

Production & Operations Management

3

I

 

Non-Management Studies Students

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MKTG 2001

Principles of Marketing

3

I OR II

MGMT 2006

Management Information Systems I

3

I OR II

MGMT 2008

Organisational Behaviour

3

I OR II

MGMT 3307

Quality Management

3

II

MGMT 2026

Production & Operations Management

3

I

PLUS: One (1) Management Studies Level III course 3

NOTE: Students of the B.Sc. Accounting Major wishing to pursue the Management Studies Minor are required to choose another Management Studies Level II/III course in place of ACCT 2017

 

INSURANCE AND RISK MANAGEMENT MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

MGMT 2060

Insurance Law

3

I

MGMT 2061

Life, Health Insurance and Pensions

3

I

MGMT 3102

Risk Management in Insurance

3

II

MGMT 3104

Underwriting and Claims Management

3

II

AND EITHER

MGMT 2062

OR

MGMT 3100

Motor and Property Insurance

3

II

Liability Insurance

3

II

 

 

TOURISM MANAGEMENT MINOR

Course Code
Course Title
Credits
Semester

TOUR 2001

Caribbean Tourism

3 II

TOUR 3003

Integrated Service Management

3

I

TOUR 3008

Tourism Impact Analysis

3

II

TOUR 3004

Tourism Destination Marketing

3

II

TOUR 3005

Tourism Planning & Development

3

I

 

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