Liberal Arts Management: Undergraduate Minor and Master of Arts - artanddesignprofessor@gmail.com

DRAFT DRAFT DRAFT Liberal Arts Management: Undergraduate Minor and Master of Arts Learning Outcomes: • Finance: Students will acquire fluency in the language and practice of the financial aspects of business and industry, including methods of measuring and reporting on business operations, managing cash flow, and fiduciary responsibility. • Leadership: Students will acquire leadership skills and knowledge of team-based and individual problem solving, communication, strategic planning, organizational behavior, and legal matters. • Critical Perspectives: Students will approach the marketplace from a liberal arts perspective, examining global issues, economic trends, and the historical, political, and social roots of the forces that shape the world of business. • Integration: Students will make connections between their major area of study and the skills and competencies learned throughout the program, especially through specific courses and internships connecting theory to practice in related employment areas. Program Requirements • Students in the undergraduate minor must complete 18 hours of coursework. Required courses are indicated with a *. • Students in the Master of Arts program will complete 30 hours of coursework, including an internship. Required courses applicable only to the MA are indicated by **. Courses are all 3 credit hours unless otherwise indicated ACC 201 Principles of Financial Accounting */ ACC 802 Financial Analysis I** EC 201 Introduction to Microeconomics * / EC 812A Microeconomics I** Phil 345 Business ethics*/** AL 340/891 Digital Humanities Seminar */** ____________ (12 cr. CORE) Minor students choose 2 of the following as electives. MA students choose 4 of the following as electives. REL 185 Nonprofits and Religion* / ADV 816 Fundraising and Philanthropy in Nonprofit Organizations ** SOC 499 Social Issues and Change in Contemporary Society ** AL 465 Leadership and Innovation for Arts and Cultural Management* AL 801 Introduction to Arts and Cultural Management AL 467 Development and Public Relations for Arts and Cultural Management MC 280 Social Theory and Social Relations MGT 315 Managing Human Resources and Organizational Behavior HIST 213 U.S. Business and Economic History EC 330 Money, Banking, and Financial Markets MUS 496 Your Music Business EC 495 Economics of Poverty and Income Distribution ** ____________ (6 cr./minor – 12 cr./MA) MA only: AL *** Internship (6 cr) * artanddesignprofessor@gmail.com Bruce M. Mackh, PhD artanddesignprofessor@gmail.com Bruce M. Mackh, PhD Master of Arts in Liberal Arts Management (45 hours) Liberal Arts Management CORE (15 hours) All Students must complete ALL of the following (9 hours) Introduction to Arts and Cultural Administration AL 801 Digital Humanities Seminar AL 891 Arts and Cultural Administration Seminar AL 892 AL *** Internship in Liberal Arts Management (6 hours) Liberal Arts Management Concentration (18 hours/choose 3 to 6 of the following) ADV 816 Fundraising and Philanthropy in Nonprofit Organizations AL 462 Promotion and e-Commerce in Arts and Cultural Management AL 465 Leadership and Innovation for Arts and Cultural Management AL 467 Development and Public Relations for Arts and Cultural Management AL 868 Law and Policy for Arts and Cultural Management ANP 820 Language and Cultural Meaning EC 812 Microeconomics EMB 802 Financial Accounting Concepts SOC *** Globalization Proseminar TC 875 Information & Communication Technology for Development WRA 453 Grant and Proposal Writing Up to 3 other courses, selected in conjunction with the student’s academic advisor Liberal Arts Management Electives (12 hours/4 courses) Students may select any 4 courses offered in the College of Arts and Sciences or elsewhere at Michigan State University, subject to advisor approval and consent of the other department. *** indicates no course number is available Undergraduate Minor in Liberal Arts Management (15 hours) Students will complete 15 credits from the list below. ü = required course * = recommended course ‡ = select one of these ACC 333 Taxation and Accounting for the Entrepreneur ‡ AL *** Liberal Arts Management Senior Seminar ü AL *** Internship in Liberal Arts Management * AL 462 Promotion and e-Commerce in Arts and Cultural Management AL 465 Leadership and Innovation for Arts and Cultural Management * AL 467 Development and Public Relations for Arts and Cultural Management BUS 190 The Art of Starting * BUS 230 The Entrepreneurial Mindset CAS 114 Creativity and Innovative Entrepreneurship ü CSUS 330 Organizational Management for Community Sustainability * EC 201 Introduction to Microeconomics ‡ FI 311 Financial Management ‡ FI 444 Entrepreneurial Finance ‡ GBL 467 Emerging Enterprise Law MGT 352 Entrepreneurship: New Venture Processes MGT 454 Technology Entrepreneurship STA 303 Design Thinking * *** indicates no course number is available Students must select either ACC 333, EC 201, FI 311, FI 444, or another finance-based course. artanddesignprofessor@gmail.com Bruce M. Mackh, PhD Undergraduate Major in Liberal Arts Management (33 hours) AL *** AL *** AL 465 AL 467 BUS 190 CAS 114 CSUS 330 STA 303 Required Courses (21 hours) Liberal Arts Management Senior Seminar Internship in Liberal Arts Management Leadership and Innovation for Arts and Cultural Management Development and Public Relations for Arts and Cultural Management The Art of Starting Creativity and Innovative Entrepreneurship Organizational Management for Community Sustainability Design Thinking ACC 333 EC 201 FI 311 FI 444 Finance: select one of the following (3 hours) Taxation and Accounting for the Entrepreneur ‡ Introduction to Microeconomics ‡ Financial Management ‡ Entrepreneurial Finance ‡ GBL 467 MGT 352 MGT 454 AL 462 BUS 230 Electives: select three of the following (9 hours) Emerging Enterprise Law Entrepreneurship: New Venture Processes Technology Entrepreneurship Promotion and e-Commerce in Arts and Cultural Management The Entrepreneurial Mindset In addition to these electives, students may select any courses offered in the College of Arts and Sciences or elsewhere at Michigan State University, subject to advisor approval and consent of the other department.