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Our Business Curriculum

The curriculum of the Rutgers School of Business–Camden undergraduate programs is at the cutting-edge of 21st century business education. Students should use the Rutgers-Camden Catalog  as your guide through the program. It’s the official source of degree information, including course descriptions, University policies, professors, internship programs, and more.

The Rutgers-Camden Catalog should be your primary online tool throughout your studies.

But it’s just one of many resources that you can leverage. It is encouraged that you regularly meet with the Academic Services staff so you can monitor your progress and develop an effective graduation plan.

Bachelor of Science Business Majors

Major Admitted Fall ’17- Spring ’20 Admitted Fall ’20- Summer ’23 Admitted Fall '23 - Spring '25
Accounting (010) PDF PDF PDF
Finance (390) PDF PDF PDF
HRM (533) PDF
Management (620) PDF PDF PDF
Marketing (630) PDF PDF PDF

Online Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (BBA)

Program Admitted before
Fall '21 		Admitted
Fall '21 - Spring '23 		Admitted
Summer '23 - Spring '25
Online BBA PDF PDF PDF

Off-Campus Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration (BBA)

Program Admitted
Since Fall ’16 		Admitted
Fall '20 - Spring '23 		Admitted
Summer '23 - Spring '25
Off-Campus BBA PDF PDF PDF

Minors in Business

Students enrolled at Rutgers–Camden may choose to pursue a minor course of study (12 additional credits), in a different subject area, to complement their selected major. Minors may be selected from the following subject areas.

Students interested in declaring a minor should email acadsvcs@camden.rutgers.edu. 

Accounting Minors

Note: Not applicable to students majoring in Accounting – see Concentration options. For business students, courses in the minor cannot be double-counted toward the major in business. 

  1. 52:010:300+: Accounting Elective
  2. 52:010:300+: Accounting Elective
  3. 52:010:300+: Accounting Elective
  4. 52:010:300+: Accounting Elective

 

  1. 52:010:304: Accounting Information Management
  2. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting
  3. 52:010:395: Accounting Analytics
  4. 52:010:372: Accounting for Business Decisions
  1. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting I
  2. 52:010:306: Intermediate Accounting II
  3. 52:010:401: Advanced Topics in Accounting
  4. 52:010:370 OR 304: Audit Theory OR Accounting Info MGMT
  1. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting
  2. 52:010:306: Intermediate Accounting II
  3. 52:010:383: Individual Taxation
  4. 52:010:384: Business Entity Taxation
  1. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting I
  2. 52:010:306: Intermediate Accounting II
  3. 52:010:370: Audit Theory & Practice
  4. 52:010:425: Auditing Analytics

Finance Minors

Note: Not applicable to students majoring in Finance – see Concentration options. For business students, courses in the minor cannot be double-counted toward the major in business. 

Select 4 courses from the following:

    1. 52:390:306: Business Valuation
    2. 52:390:325: Financial Markets & Institutions
    3. 52:390:330: Short-Term Financial Management
    4. 52:390:379: Financial Modeling
    5. 52:390:345: New Venture Finance
  1. 52:390:300+: Finance Elective
  2. 52:390:300+: Finance Elective
  3. 52:390:300+: Finance Elective
  4. 52:390:300+: Finance Elective
  1. 52:390: 312: Real Estate Marketing Analysis and Fundamentals
  2. 52:390:341: Real Estate Capital Markets and Investments
  3. 52:390:XXX: Real Estate Development and Law
  4. Plus one (1) Elective Courses from the Following List:
  • 52:620:483: Entrepreneurship: New Venture Creation
  • 52:620:XXX: Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship
  • 52:533:464: Fundamentals of Negotiation and Conflict Resolution 
  • 52:630:365: Pricing Strategies
  • 52:390:379: Financial Modeling
  • 52:390:315: Investments and Portfolio Management
  • 52:390:310: Corporate Finance

Human Resource Management Minor

Note: Not applicable to students majoring in Human Resource Management – see Concentration options. For business students, courses in the minor cannot be double-counted toward the major in business. 

  1. 52:533:300+: HRM Elective
  2. 52:533:300+: HRM Elective
  3. 52:533:300+: HRM Elective
  4. 52:533:300+: HRM Elective

Leadership Minor

  1. 50:609:201: Introduction to Leadership Studies
  2. 52:620:303: Organizational Behavior
  3. Choose two (2) of the following electives:
  • 52:135:499: Business Leader Development Seminar
  • 52:533:360: Career Planning & Management
  • 52:533:365: Fundamentals of HRM
  • 52:620:401: Leadership in the 21st Century
  • 52:620:491/2: Special Topics Mgt: Head-Heart Balance

Marketing Minors

Note: Not applicable to students majoring in Marketing – see Concentration options. For business students, courses in the minor cannot be double-counted toward the major in business. 

  1. 52:630:300+: Marketing Elective
  2. 52:630:300+: Marketing Elective
  3. 52:630:300+: Marketing Elective
  4. 52:630:300+: Marketing Elective
  1. 52:630:361: Digital Marketing Fundamentals
  2. 52:630:362: Principles of Digital Analytics
  3. 52:630:363: Social Media Marketing
  4. 52:630:364: Digital Content Creation

Management Minors

Note: Not applicable to students majoring in Management – see Concentration options. For business students, courses in the minor cannot be double-counted toward the major in business. 

  1. 52:620:326: Supply Chain Analytics
  2. 52:620:410: Data Analytics for Business
  3. 52:623:447: Data Management & Analytics with R
  4. 52:630:362: Principles of Digital Analytics
  1. 52:620:483: Entrepreneurship New Venture Creation
  2. 52:620:470: Managing Innovation
  3. Choose two (2) of the following electives:
  • 52:620:315: Corp Restructuring & Turnaround
  • 52:390:345: New Venture Creation
  • 52:620:490: Mergers & Acquisitions
  • 52:620:405: Global Management and Strategy
  • 52:623:343: Emerging Info Technology  
  • 52:620:491/2: ST MGT: Sales Management
  • 52:620:XXX (pending): Intro to Social
  • 52:135:426: RSBC Learning Abroad Course
  1. 52:620:405: Global Management and Strategy
  2. Choose one (1) of the following two courses:
  • 52:630:371: International Marketing
  • 52:390:350: Multinational Finance

               3. Choose two (2) of the following electives:

  • RSBC Learning Abroad Course – Varies by country of travel
  • 52:620:490: Mergers and Acquisitions
  • 52:620:326: Supply Chain Analytics
  • 50:220:329: Economics of International Finance
  • 50:220:331: International Economics
  • 50:790:324: International Political Economy
  • 50:920:370: Globalization and Social Change
  1. 52:620:405: Global Management and Strategy
  2. 52:620:470: Managing Innovation
  3. Choose two (2) of the following required courses:
  • 52:533:365: Fundamentals of HRM
  • 52:620:315: Corporate Restructuring and Turn.
  • 52:620:320: Total Quality Management
  • 52:620:326: Supply Chain Analytics
  • 52:620:401: Leadership in the 21st Century
  • 52:620:410: Data Analytics for Business
  • 52:620:483: Entrep. New Venture Creation
  • 52:620:490: Mergers and Acquisitions
  • 52:620:491/2: Special Topics in Management
  • 52:623:343: Emerging Info Technology
  • 52:630:362: Digital Marketing Analytics

Concentrations

Specialize Your Degree

The Rutgers School of Business–Camden BS Programs allow you to pick an optional concentration—an area of business specialization that matches your career goals and interests and complements your major. A concentration consists of twelve (12) credits within a student’s major. Choose one of from the following concentrations.

Accounting
  1. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting I
  2. 52:010:306: Intermediate Accounting II
  3. 52:010:370: Audit Theory & Practice
  4. 52:010:425: Auditing Analytics
  1. 52:010:304: Accounting Information Management
  2. 52:390:310: Corporate Finance
  3. 52:010:372: Accounting for Business Decisions
  4. 52:010:395: Accounting Analytics
  1. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting I
  2. 52:010:306: Intermediate Accounting II
  3. 52:010:401: Advanced Topics in Accounting
  4. 52:010:370 OR 304: Audit Theory OR Accounting Info MGT
  1. 52:010:305: Intermediate Accounting I
  2. 52:010:306: Intermediate Accounting II
  3. 52:010:383: Individual Taxation
  4. 52:010:384: Business Entity Taxation
Finance

Chooose 4 courses from the following list:

  1. 52:390:306: Business Valuation
  2. 52:390:325: Financial Markets & Institutions
  3. 52:390:330: Short-Term Financial Management
  4. 52:390:379: Financial Modeling
  5. 52:390:345: New Venture Finance
Marketing
  1. 52:630:361: Digital Marketing Fundamentals
  2. 52:630:362: Principles of Digital Analytics
  3. 52:630:363: Social Media Marketing
  4. 52:630:364: Digital Content Creation

 

Courses are offered on a rotational basis. Alternative courses can be considered in certain circumstances. Please contact your academic advisor for more information.

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