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Jul 04, 2025
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Xavier University Catalog 2020-2021 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Sustainability: Economics and Management, B.S.B.A.
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The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, Sustainability: Economics and Management is a program, with a combination of classroom-based and experiential on-site learning, and key inter-disciplinary components, in the context of a Jesuit education. Sustainability is typically defined as “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs,” and economic sustainability involves the integration of economic and organizational goals with environmental and social goals. This degree will allow student to holistically investigate the complex sustainability challenges of our era, where the economy and the organizations associated with it are seen as a component of the ecosystem, not vice versa. Students will be encouraged to imagine and assist in creating new ways of thinking about sustainability in our economies and organizations. Values-based and ethical issues will be regularly examined, including social justice questions related to distribution of economic products and resources, both within and across generations.
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Requirements for the Sustainability: Economics and Management Major
Business Core Requirements:
Business Core Courses
A 2.00 grade point average must be attained in the business core. At least half of the 42 total credit hours must be taken at Xavier. Recommended Business Elective:
Choose one of the following: TOTAL Minimum Hours Required for Degree: 120-121 Semester Hours
B.S.B.A. Sustainability: Economics and Management
Fall Semester
- FY Seminar-CORE 100 ENV or THEO 111
- Mathematical Perspectives-MATH 140 or 170
- ENGL 101/115
- Second Language I 4
- Social Science Elective-ECON 200 1
- BUAD 101
- CORE 101
Spring Semester
- THEO 111 or FY Seminar-CORE 100 ENV
- Scientific Perspectives 2 (BIOL 120 and lab preferred)
- Historical Perspectives ENV
- Second Language II 4
- ECON 201
- BUAD 102
- CORE 102
Fall Semester
- PHIL 100
- BAIS 210
- MKTG 300
- MGMT 200 (DCR flag)
- ECON 320-Environmental Natural Resource ERS
- BUAD 201
Spring Semester
- ACCT 200
- BAIS 211
- BAIS 220
- Philosophical Perspectives –PHIL 200
- MGMT 322-Managing for Sustainability
- BUAD 202
Fall Semester
- Natural Science Elective 2-BIOL 250/251 preferred
- ENGL 205 ENV
- ACCT 201
- MGMT 201-(Oral Communications & Writing Flag)
- ECON 305-Microeconomic Analysis
- BUAD 301
Spring Semester
- Humanities Elective 3 –THEO 360/PHIL 390 preferred
- FINC 300-(Quantitative Reasoning Flag)
- MGMT 333-Global Supply Chain Management
- ECON 421-Environment, Economics & Policy
- Creative Perspectives Elective
- BUAD 302
Fall Semester
- Theological Perspectives Elective ENV
- MGMT 302
- SUST Elective**
- SUST 495WI Capstone: Experiential Integrative Project
- ECON 300
- General Elective 1*
- BUAD 401
Spring Semester
- Business Core Capstone
- BLAW 300 (ERS Flag)
- SUST 495 Capstone: Experiential Integrative Project
- Business Elective or Internship for Credit SUST
- General Elective 2*
- BUAD 402
- CORE 499
Scheduling Notes:
- Minimum for undergraduate degree is 120 hours. Major is 21 hours (plus business elective or internship for credit).
- 1-Social Science: Business majors must take ECON 200 as Social Science Elective
- 2-Science: Take any six hours of science - but must include at least 3 hours of Natural Science such as BIOL, CHEM or PHYS
- 3-Humanities: Include any Literature (except 205), CLAS, HIST 200+, THEO 300+, PHIL 300+ (but cannot also double count as ERS)
- 4-Foreign Language: Must complete 201-level
- FLAGS: All flags are included in business core curriculum
- *General electives may be filled by any course or pre-requisites based on Math or Foreign Language placement scores
- **such as MGMT 309, SUST 400-series courses
- ENV-Environmental or justice topic preferred
- SUST-SUST Practicum or Internship OR 3 hours from SUST elective recommended list
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