Accounting & Financial Management Minor

The Accounting & Financial Management program offers Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences, Engineering, and Peabody students a focused, quantitative minor that will prepare them more effectively for careers in small companies, major corporations, and consultancies as well as acceptance into graduate programs in accountancy and business.

The objective of the Minor in Accounting and Financial Management is to enable students in all disciplines to complement their major fields of study with academic training that will help them prepare for and compete within this expanding marketplace. The minor is not only relevant for students who plan to seek employment but critical for those who plan to attend graduate programs in accounting and business immediately after graduation. The Accounting and Financial Management Minor will help the CLE’s graduates prepare for career opportunities in several fields that have high salaries and are predicted to grow substantially.

 

  • Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: What are the requirements for the A&FM Minor?

    A: To complete the Accounting & Financial Management minor, students must complete four core courses and three upper-level courses; one course must be at the 400-level. See reverse.

    Q: Who can take A&FM Courses?

    A: A&FM courses are open to all Johns Hopkins Arts & Sciences, Engineering and Peabody students.

    Q: Do I have to declare the A&FM minor to take A&FM
    courses?

    A: No. Students may choose to take only a course or two. They do not have to declare the minor.

     

     

  • Requirements

    To complete the minor, students must take:

      • Four core courses
      • EN.660.105 Introduction to Business
      • EN.660.203 Financial Accounting
      • EN.661.110 Professional Writing & Communication
        OR EN.661.250 Oral Presentations
      • EN.661.380 Business Analytics*Students are encouraged to fulfill the Business Analytics requirement, but will be allowed to substitute statistic courses by choosing one of the two options below:
      • OPTION 1: For students who wish to replace Business Analytics with Statistics:
      • EN.550.111 Statistical Analysis I
        OR  AS.230.205 Introduction to Social Statistics
        OR AS.280.345 Public Health Biostatistics
        OR EN.550.113 Statistics Through Case Study
      • EN.550.112 Statistical Analysis II
      • OPTION 2:  For students who wish to replace Business Analytics with Statistics:
      • EN.540.305 Modeling & Statistical Analysis of Data for ChemBE
        OR EN.553.211 Probability and Statistics for the Life Sciences
        OR EN.553.310 Probability and Statistics for the Physical Sciences & Engineering
        OR EN.553.430 Introduction to Statistics
        OR EN.560.348 Probability and Statistics for Engineers
      • Elective: Three upper-level courses; one must be at the 400-level.
      • EN.480.263 Corporate Finance
      • EN.660.300 Managerial Finance
      • EN.660.303 Managerial Accounting
      • EN.660.414 Financial Statement Analysis

    Note: Students using a transfer or study abroad course must have it approved by JHU & the syllabus reviewed by CLE. A maximum of one course may be taken on an S/U basis. All courses applied to the A&FM minor must be completed with a grade of C- or above.

     

    View full requirements here: Accounting & Financial Management Minor Requirements

  • Declare the Minor

    All students interested in the minor may make an appointment to speak with a CLE Academic Program Coordinator to receive guidance about the program.

    Students can declare the minor via SIS. Hover over the Registration tab in SIS and select “online forms.” Complete the “add a new major/minor” form. For questions or concerns, contact the Accounting & Financial Management Minor advisor: Lindsey Menzies, lconkli4@jhu.edu

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