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Southern New Hampshire University<br />

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Marketing Concentration<br />

Contact: Dr. Patricia Spirou<br />

Major Courses<br />

Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.<br />

MKT 337 Marketing Research<br />

MKT 345 Consumer Behavior<br />

MKT/INT 433 Multinational Marketing<br />

Choose four of the following:<br />

MKT 222 Principles of Retailing<br />

MKT 229 Principles of Integrated Marketing<br />

Communications<br />

MKT 230 Retail Sales Promotion<br />

MKT 320 Sales Management<br />

MKT 350 Ethical Issues in Marketing<br />

MKT 360 Direct Marketing<br />

MKT 378 Brand Communication<br />

Total Major Credits: 21<br />

Free electives Credits: 27<br />

Total Credits: 120<br />

Organizational Leadership Concentration<br />

Contact: Prof. Steven O. Booth<br />

Major Courses<br />

OL 215 Principles of Management<br />

OL 322 Managing Organizational Change<br />

OL 324 Managing Quality<br />

OL 328 Leadership<br />

OL 342 Organizational Behavior<br />

OL<br />

One 300- or 400-level OL or<br />

BUS elective<br />

Total Major Credits: 18<br />

Free electives Credits: 30<br />

Total Credits: 120<br />

Small Business Management Concentration<br />

Contact: Prof. Steven O. Booth<br />

Major Courses<br />

Courses are 3 credits unless otherwise indicated.<br />

OL 215 Principles of Management<br />

OL 317 Small Business Management<br />

OL 320 Entrepreneurship<br />

OL 324 Managing Quality<br />

OL<br />

Two 300- or 400-level OL electives<br />

Total Major Credits: 18<br />

Allied Courses<br />

BUS 307 Business Law II<br />

Total Allied Credits: 3<br />

Free electives Credits: 27<br />

Total Credits: 120<br />

Sport Management Concentration (On Campus Only)<br />

Contact: Dr. Doug Blais<br />

Sport Management Core Requirement:*<br />

SPT 111 Introduction to Sport Management<br />

SPT 201 Governance & Management of Sport<br />

Organizations<br />

SPT 208 Sport Marketing<br />

SPT 333 Sport, Society, and Ethics<br />

Select two of the following:<br />

SPT 307 Sport Law<br />

SPT 310 Sponsorship<br />

SPT 319 Sport Sales and Promotions<br />

SPT 320 Media & Public Relations in Sport<br />

SPT 321 Fitness Management<br />

SPT 323 Golf Management<br />

SPT 340 Practicum in Sport Management<br />

SPT 364 Private Club Management<br />

SPT 375 The Economics of Professional Sports in<br />

the United States<br />

SPT 401 Sport Facilities Management<br />

SPT 402 Sport Revenue<br />

SPT 415 Event Management & Marketing<br />

(6 credits)<br />

SPT 425 Sport Licensing & Strategic Alliances<br />

SPT 430 Front Office Management<br />

SPT 465 Global Sport Business<br />

Total Major Credits: 18<br />

Allied Course<br />

OL 215 Principles of Management<br />

Total Allied Credits: 3<br />

Free electives Credits: 27<br />

Total Credits: 120<br />

* Students completing a Sport Management concentration<br />

must earn a minimum of a “C” grade in all courses.<br />

Computer Information Technology<br />

Department Chair: Dr. Lundy Lewis<br />

Southern New Hampshire University’s IT major is reaching<br />

a new generation of students with innovative programs that<br />

integrate IT with other disciplines, including business, entertainment,<br />

information security, and management. The next<br />

generation of IT professionals will be better prepared than<br />

any preceding one to balance the demands of being both a<br />

businessperson and a technologist, thanks to the integration<br />

of IT studies with business courses and skills such as game<br />

design, information security, and global IT management.<br />

IT is projected as the second largest area of occupational<br />

growth in the United States, and the message from industry<br />

is that there is a need for a combined capability of IT and<br />

general business skills. <strong>SNHU</strong> is well positioned to respond<br />

to this need. We provide a depth of both core and elective<br />

IT classes that provide graduates with a solid foundation for<br />

entering the new business landscape. Students can focus<br />

their elective courses to concentrate on areas such as digital<br />

graphics, IT security, and other high-demand areas.

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