You who are interested in business! good choice. Deciding you want to study business probably sounds pretty easy…until you study the UIUC’s course catalog.
“Wait a minute,” you might think. “Aren’t all UIUC business schools majors in business?” Surprisingly, no. We offer a variety of business-related programs in many academic communities throughout our campus. Of course there is the Gies College of Business, but there is also Agricultural and Consumer Economics (ACE). It’s pretty business-like. Also, an advertising major run by a media college is different than taking a marketing course at a business college. And the liberal arts department has an economics major, and everyone knows that’s the core principle of good business. and so on. Suddenly, studying business seems a little confusing.
So what’s the difference between these areas of study and what’s the best choice for you? You’ve come to the right place to find out.
Advertising Major
Advertising is an evolving industry.in the Advertising major in the Medi Universitya, develop new skills such as production, design; Learn the theory behind successful advertising, understand how people make decisions, and learn how to reshape the field itself. Do you have a strong attachment to the advertisements you see on websites, TV, and social media? Do you think your artistic talents and laconic prose can improve them? This could be a great major for you.
Advertising is a good choice for students looking to get a job…
advertisement! Okay, this was a little too easy. But if you want to hone your communication, digital and team-building skills, and capitalize on your creativity and room-reading abilities in your future career, the exciting field of advertising is a great opportunity to specialize in your own interests. A degree in advertising can also be transferred to careers in marketing, public relations, social media, sales, and more.
Agricultural Consumer Economics (ACE) Major
Ace is a major focused on business within Faculty of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences (ACES) offers graduates the opportunity to make decisions on global issues related to food, economic and environmental sustainability. While many of his ACE courses are included in traditional business or economics programs, this major also gives you the opportunity to focus on industries and issues that really matter.
Core ACE classes introduce economics, accounting, finance, marketing, quantitative methods, and law and policy, with a focus on agricultural and environmental sector examples. ACE students can choose from nine concentrations or specializations.
ACE is suitable for students who want to work in ….
Business or policy-related careers, from how producers, consumers, and agribusiness manage risk and adapt to climate change, to the impact of new technologies, environmental regulations, and federal law on profitability and human well-being.
ACE is also an excellent major for students interested in careers outside of agriculture. ACE graduates are excellent candidates for careers such as certified financial his planners, bankers, lawyers, and policy analysts. You’ll find them working with Fortune 500 companies, international companies, non-governmental organizations, and local businesses.
undeclared business
Geese College of Business Naturally, it is ideal if you want a comprehensive business education. Extra bonus? You don’t have to know exactly what you want to study first. All of her first year students at Gies applied and undeclared business This means you can weigh your options, pick a particular major (or two), and still graduate on time. From your first semester, you’ll find a place that matches your strengths and interests by taking courses that leverage each of the Gies Business majors. The university has academic advisors and career counselors to provide guidance on course selection, major options, and potential career paths as well.
Business undeclared is a good choice for students who want to work in …
Of course, the answer is business! Here are some more specific answers:
Gies offers majors in all of the above areas, so you can learn inside and outside of specific areas of the business world. Ready for a career in startups, Fortune 500 companies, or anything in between!
Economics major
of the UIUC Economics Major A single program that runs through College of Liberal Arts A great asset to any business. However, the field itself does not emphasize the inner workings of any particular business. Instead, learn theories about what makes a business work. You may not learn how to negotiate with shareholders, but you will certainly be able to understand supply and demand, how to interpret complex markets, and the theory behind business and markets after graduation.
Economics is a good choice for students who want to get a job…
Business (surprised?), especially in positions that require a broader perspective, such as market forecasting or data interpretation and analysis. Economists are valued in government positions that help guide government spending and investment. Economists are also common in academic positions, and good economic policy could be needed elsewhere!
Other business majors
This blog has covered some business-related options at UIUC, but many more majors can pave the way for a business career. These include (but are not limited to):
The bottom line is…
Study what interests you most! Business is a very diverse field, with room for all kinds of majors and specializations. Whether you want to work face-to-face with customers, make ground recommendations to governments, or analyze the financial stability of tech companies, you’ll find it here.
