Human Capital Management and Leadership

Preparing Students to Lead and Manage People Across Industries

A minor in Human Capital Management and Leadership complements any major and offers you the chance to enrich your primary areas of study with evidence-based practices in ethical human capital management and leadership.

Effective management and leadership are essential skills that transcend industries, benefiting students of any major. These skills enable individuals to attract, develop, and retain top talent, while also driving successful teams toward organizational goals. Regardless of your chosen field, mastering these skills gives you a crucial competitive edge necessary for success.

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Curriculum and Courses

MGT 111 Introduction to Business
BUS 101 Foundations of Business
MGT 291 Introduction to Management and Leadership

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Facts and Stats

No. 1

Among Ohio Public Universities for Return on Investment

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Increase in Tuition over 4-Year Degree

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54.1%

In 2023-2024, 54.1% of Miami Students Graduated with at least One Minor or Additional Major

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Explore a wide range of majors and co-majors that complement your minor. Whether you’re looking to deepen your expertise or broaden your academic experience, these programs are designed to help you build a well-rounded and impactful degree.

Admission and Aid

Explore what it means to be a college student at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, where students prepare to go anywhere and everywhere. We’ll be here to help every step of the way as you prepare for college admission, enrollment, and success.

Miami University’s Farmer School of Business is annually recognized as one of the nation’s best undergraduate business schools. Each year, the number of first-year applications for the Farmer School of Business (FSB) exceeds the number of spaces available. Admission to the FSB is competitive and based on a holistic and comprehensive review process which considers many factors to establish the context of students’ achievements and demonstrated potential to be successful in its rigorous curriculum.