Practical analytics project experience applying ideas from the classroom to a significant project of interest to a business, government agency, or other organization.

A foundation course in measuring and reporting the financial performance and status of the firm as well as basic concepts in cost and managerial accounting. No credit allowed for MGT majors. No credit allowed for MGT 3000 and ACCT 2101. Credit not allowed for MGT 3000 and ACCT 2102.

Topics of current interest.

This discussion-based, experiential course immerses students in the social sector through engagement with leaders and organizations across Prague, Vienna, and Budapest. Through guest speakers, site visits, and structured reflection, students examine organizational impact, real-world challenges, and strategies for meaningful change.

Alongside these experiences, students participate in a guided vocational exploration process, reflecting on their values, motivations, and sense of purpose. The course emphasizes both understanding what makes social sector work meaningful and developing the ability to cultivate purpose in one’s own life and career. Coursework includes reflective writing, a book analysis, a practitioner interview, and a creative project integrating personal insight with course experiences.

Constitutional law; dispute resolution; torts; contracts; theories of ethical analysis; and the role of stakeholders. Credit will not be awarded for both MGT 6509 and MGT 6124 or MGT 6509 and MGT 6126.