Students will learn how money is raised and invested, how to manage a company's financial resources, and gain an understanding of capital markets, corporate finance, investments and financial institutions. You’ll acquire the background to handle an array of financial challenges including the impact ...

A world leader in technology and scientific research, France is the home of the Minitel (precursor to www online services), the TGV or Train à Grande Vitesse (one of the fastest trains in the world), the Institut Pasteur (a leader in medical research which first isolated the AIDS virus), and Airbus ...

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Across atmospheric, earth and environmental sciences, we provide hands-on instruction in field and laboratory techniques and training in effective policy and management decision-making. We equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to find sustainable solutions to environmental problems.

FIU Health Services Administration at the Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing & Health Sciences emphasizes ethical change management, interprofessional collaboration, leadership, informatics and communication so these professionals can manage and shape policy in a fast-changing, fast-paced technologi ...

History studies past human experience in all its aspects: economic, social, political, cultural, intellectual, scientific and technological. Our temporal scope spans the ancient past to modern times, while cultural and spatial interests involve the peoples of Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americas. W ...

The Beverage Management track offers students the opportunity to learn relevant skills to work in the beverage industry with a focus on wine and brewing arts.The curriculum was designed for individuals with a specific interest in a career as a wine professional/Sommelier, brewing industry, and bever ...

The Event Management track offers an opportunity to explore and prepare for employment in areas such as social events, corporate and marketing events, festivals, meetings/conventions and trade shows. The curriculum was designed for individuals with a specific interest in a career, as a corporate or ...

The Chaplin School offers a bachelor of science degree in Hospitality Management both fully online and on-campus.from the Chaplin School, you'll set yourself apart from the crowd by gaining real-world knowledge from one of the top hospitality schools in the country. Whether you chose to do the onlin ...

With your degree from the Chaplin School, you'll set yourself apart from the crowd by gaining real-world knowledge from one of the top hospitality schools in the country. Whether you chose to do the online or on-campus tracks, our curriculum is designed to help you excel in the hospitality industry ...

The Beverage Management track offers students the opportunity to learn relevant skills to work in the beverage industry with a focus on wine and brewing arts.The curriculum was designed for individuals with a specific interest in a career as a wine professional/Sommelier, brewing industry, and bever ...

To qualify for admission to the hospitality program, FIU transfer students with 60 credits must have a minimum 2.0 GPA and must be otherwise acceptable into the program. Students with less than 60 transfer credits need to meet the freshman criteria established by the university.

With a degree in Human Resource Management, you’ll be able to cultivate your interpersonal skills and creatively foster a better functioning workforce. You’ll learn the skills that enable you to handle the critical tasks of assembling the right employees and making sure they can function at the top ...

The Knight Foundation School of Computing and Information Sciences offers a Bachelor of Arts degree in Information Technology as a second major. This program is open to those students who are enrolled in and will be completing another Bachelor’s degree program or those who already have a Bachelor’s ...

As of the Fall 2010 semester, the requirements for the degree have changed. Courses that are marked with * are for students who declared the major before Fall 2010. Courses marked with + are for students who declare the major after the Summer 2010 semester.