Business

Please note that after the Spring 2021 semester, all business minor questions and advising will be through the Carey Business School & the Business minor requirements will change. For questions, contact Michael Tyler at [email protected]

The Carey Business minor offers Johns Hopkins undergraduates a focused, quantitative minor that will prepare them for careers in small companies, major corporations, consultancies, as well as acceptance into graduate business programs.

• The primary objective for the minor is to help students position themselves as leaders among their peers in the private sector, government, the non-profit sector, and the world of social enterprises. At the conclusion of their program, successful students will be able to:
• Enter a variety of careers such as finance, management, real estate, marketing, accounting, and consulting.
• Create, analyze, and implement value propositions about projects and products for the benefit of various audiences, from shareholders to local communities.
• Establish and manage brands and products and also institutions and organizations.
• Build, manage and grow valuable and lasting relationships with clients, customers, shareholders, creditors, and local communities.
• Recognize, understand, capitalize on, and generate changing trends in local and global economies.
• Be responsible business leaders who are engaged citizens of their communities, cities, and countries.

The minor offers an instructional program that combines critical analysis and theoretical grounding in a broad set of required courses and hands-on experience through an experiential capstone course.

Hopkins invests in developing global perspectives so students can be engaged citizens wherever they are.

As a global university with students from all over the world, we welcome all kinds of experiences and new ways of thinking. We’re here to connect international students with the resources you need to become leaders and active members in our community and beyond. 

Please email [email protected] with any general international admissions questions. You can also email your regional admissions counselor if you have any questions specific to the area where you live or study.