Marquette Business: Build Your Path

How majors and concentrations connect for undergraduate business students in the College of Business Administration
2026–27 Bulletin

Majors & Concentrations

Follow a line from a major (left) to the concentrations it can add (right). Tap, hover, or use Tab and Enter to highlight connections. On a narrow screen, swipe horizontally to explore.

Tied to One MajorSecond-Major Add-on★ Application Required
MAJORSCONCENTRATIONSAccountingBusiness EconomicsHuman ResourcesInformation SystemsFinanceMarketingOperations & Supply Chain ManagementReal EstateApplied Investment Mgmt (AIM)†Business Administration*Business LeadershipCommercial Banking ★Financial PlanningInsuranceProfessional SellingASCEnT ★Real Estate Asset Program ★CFA/Investments (CFA) ★Investment Banking &Private Capital (IBPC) ★

*Business Administration cannot be paired with another business major. †AIM is an additional major requiring a primary business major and admission to an AIM concentration. The CFA: Investments concentration specifically requires Finance as the primary major; the Private Capital and Investment Banking concentration does not have that blanket Finance requirement. Students cannot pursue both AIM concentrations.

Second-major add-ons

Applied Investment Mgmt (AIM)†Applied AI in Business
Business AnalyticsInternational Business

An eligible primary business major is required. Up to three business majors may be declared.
AIM† has additional concentration-specific requirements.

Minors

Entrepreneurship

Open to all students, business and non-business.

Also for non-business students: Business Administration, Business Analytics, Human Resources, Information Systems, Marketing, Operations & Supply Chain Management, Professional Selling, Real Estate.

Typically more than 60% graduate with 2 or more business majors.
Students may complete a maximum of three business majors. Confirm requirements and combinations in the current Bulletin.
Read the major and concentration connections as text
  • Human Resources: Business Leadership
  • Finance: Commercial Banking; Financial Planning; Insurance
  • Marketing: Professional Selling
  • Operations and Supply Chain Management: ASCEnT
  • Real Estate: Real Estate Asset Program
  • Applied Investment Management: CFA: Investments; Private Capital and Investment Banking

Accounting, Business Economics, Information Systems, and Business Administration are also shown in the diagram, but have no concentration connection drawn.

Next step: Aim to declare a major before junior-year registration and all majors before senior-year advising.
Questions? Swift Student Success Center, 111 O’Brien Hall · (414) 288-7142.
Source: Marquette Bulletin 2026–27 and marquette.edu/business. Requirements change, so confirm with your advisor.