Division of Business

Welcome to the Division of Business! You may complete your Indiana University Bachelor of Science Degree in Business and the IU MBA completely on the IUPUC campus. On the following pages you will find information about the six different business concentrations available here. On these pages you also may meet our faculty and staff, learn about the business curriculum and courses, and find out about policies and resources in the Division, the campus and the broader university. Not find an answer to your questions on these pages? Contact us at 812.348.7273 or via email at kmhass

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DIVISION OF BUSINESS
Georgia B. Miller, Ed.D., Division Head	Clinical Associate Professor, Management gmilleriupuc.edu
Christopher D. Brandon, Ph.D.	Clinical Assistant Professor, Accounting cbrandoniupuc.edu
Thomas A. Clerkin, Ph.D.	Assistant Professor, Management tclerkiniupuc.edu
Joseph M. Goebel, Ph.D.	Assistant Professor, Finance jgoebeliupuc.edu
William C. Haeberle, M.B.A.	Lecturer, Business bihaeberiupuc.edu
Fredricka F. Joyner, Ph.D.	Clinical Assistant Professor, Business fjoyneriupuc.edu
Karla Hass	Senior Administrative Assistant kmhassiupuc.edu

Programs

Accounting
Computer Information Systems
Finance
Human Resource Management
Management
Marketing
MBA

UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS PROGRAM OVERVIEW

The Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus Undergraduate Program in Business provides opportunities for breadth of education as well as for a reasonable amount of specialization. Consistent with the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) perspective, the school subscribes to the principle that a significant portion of a student's academic program should be in general education subjects, complemented by study in the basic areas of business administration. This assures the planning of balanced study programs while enabling a student with an interest in one or more of the professional areas of business to specialize in those fields.

All undergraduate study programs also include courses that ensure the development of a basic understanding of the principles and practices involved in the management of business firms in the dynamic economic, social, and political environment of the world today.

Common experiences include:

Principles of Undergraduate Learning (PUL's)

The First Year Experience-Business Learning Community

Program themes-leadership, communication, career development, excellence

The Integrative Core

The Capstone Experience

International Dimension Degree Requirements
In today's global business environment, a fundamental understanding of international business is a necessity.

The Division of Business requires students majoring in business to include 6 credit hours of international study or experience in their program of study in order to meet degree requirements. This is true regardless of the area of concentration. This requirement may be fulfilled in one of the following ways:

Foreign Language

International Business and Economics

BUS D301 (3 cr.) International Business Environment
BUS D302 (3 cr.) Operation of International Enterprises
BUS F494 (3 cr.) International Financial Management

Participation in an approved overseas study program.

International Focus: 6 hours of course work taken from an approved list. See an advisor for information about this option.

For more information regarding Graduate's Resumes

The Purpose of Center for Executive Education is to engage the regional community in training and professional development. More specifically, the Center for Executive Education will reflect.

The IU MBA Columbus is the newest MBA program in the Indiana University family. To reach its vision of being the graduate business degree program of choice in Indiana South-Central region, focus is placed on academic quality and convenience - small interactive classes, technology support, content integration, and involvement with the business and civic regional communities.