Choosing a major
Many students are unsure of their major and career path when they start college. WMU鈥檚 Haworth College of Business has advisors and faculty who can help you make the decision that is right for you. Start by checking out ways to decide or contacting an academic, career or faculty advisor. You鈥檒l soon have a better understanding of the choices you have and find your path!
If you want to visit the college, receive information or meet with an advisor, call (269) 387-5075 or email an advisor.
Bachelor鈥檚 Degrees (B.B.A.)
- Accountancy
- Advertising and Promotion
- Business Analytics
- Business Law
- Computer Information Systems
- Cybersecurity (Bachelor of Science)
- Digital Marketing
- Economics in Business
- Finance
- Food Marketing
- Human Resource Management
- Integrated Business Administration (online)
- Leadership and Business Strategy
- Marketing
- Personal Financial Planning
- Sales and Business Marketing
- Supply Chain Management
Minors
The Haworth College of Business is truly an environment that not only promotes growth but inspires it. Taking a wide variety of classes has helped me develop into a more versatile student than I could have ever imagined.
—Alyssa Lozano, human resource management major
Academic resources for business students
Many students need extra help with their studies or are unsure of the career path to follow. WMU Haworth's advisors and faculty can help! And you'll find opportunities to learn the professional skills you need for success.
Tap into your professors for advice
Are you looking for guidance in finding a career path and making the right choices for coursework? Our manager of recruitment and outreach can hook you up with the right person. Or feel free to connect with one of our departments for help.
Study abroad
College is a great time to look outside the familiar and immerse yourself in new experiences such as study abroad trips. WMU Haworth facilitates both short-course, faculty-led trips and semester-long study abroad trips.
What will I learn as a business student?
Undergraduate students will develop
- Professional interpersonal skills
- Critical thinking skills
- Technology and data analytics skills
- Knowledge of current and future issues facing business leaders
Graduate students will advance
- Effective leadership skills
- Effective communication skills
- Strategic decision making
