Entertainment Management Four-Year Degree Plan

The following is a sample schedule for this major - your actual schedule may vary.

Entertainment Management list courses

Must select 5-6 hours from the following list:

• BUS/LAW 550 Negotiation, Mediation, & Arbitration in Business
• COM 439 Techniques and Cases in Public Relations
• ECO 316 - Sports and Entertainment Economics
• ENT 301 - Principles of Entrepreneurship
• ENT 302 - Creativity, Innovation, and Ideation
• FIN 266 Principles of Real Estate
• GRY 310 Fundamentals of Tourism
• LAW 335 Business Enterprises, Rights/Liabilities OR LAW 532 Legal Environment of Business Organizations for Professionals
• MGT 300 Service Learning in Management
• MGT 341 - Organizational Behavior and Leadership
• MGT 345 - Human Resource Management
• MGT 400 Topics in Management
• MGT 440 - Leadership Skill Development
• MGT 447 - International Management
• MGT 465 Managing the Human Resource Environment and Employment Relationship
• MKT 352 Professional Sales
• MKT 367 Purchasing and Supply Management
• MKT 368 Supply Chain and Operations Modeling
• MKT 410 Services Marketing
• MUS 216 Introduction to Audio Techniques
• MUS 316 Advanced Audio Recording Techniques
• MUS 362 or MUS 375 or MUS 376 or MUS 393 Musical Performance or MUS 529 Introduction to Commercial Music
• SPR 305 Meeting Planning and Event Planning
• SPR 320 Fundamentals of Tourism
• RMI 415 Risk Management
• THE 150 Introduction to Theater Technology
• THE 250 Stagecraft and Construction I or THE 255 Stage Lighting Technology
• THE 354 Stage Management

Admission, GPA, and credit hour requirements

For Admission to College of Business (COB): Student must earn a minimum of 2.00 Missouri State GPA and a minimum of 2.50 combined GPA for admission to COB AND to take upper division COB courses.

For Graduation: Students must obtain a 2.50 GPA in all upper-division (300+) in their College of Business business unit coursework taken at Missouri State University.

For Graduation: Students must complete at least 120 hours. Of those 120 hours, at least 40 hours must be upper division (300+) level. Electives may be needed to meet these requirements.