| BUAD 100 | Applied Business Topics | Explores various business areas through group and individual projects. Projects could range from business simulations, solving business cases, working on a small research project, debating, etc. Project and topics will vary by semester. Open to parti... |
| BUAD 101 | Introduction to Business | Multidisciplinary course that exposes student to functional areas of business. Focus on acquiring understanding of language and structure of business through study of its functional components: accounting, economics, finance management, and marketing... |
| BUAD 202 | Statistics for Business and Economics | Theory, methodology, and applications of statistics to contemporary business and economics problems. Includes descriptive statistics, probability theory, probability distributions, one- and two-population statistical inference, analysis of variance,... |
| BUAD 203 | Software Tools and Applications | Laboratory course providing introduction to software packages with applications for business decision making. Emphasis on understanding spreadsheet applications. (Open to first- and second-year students only.) |
| BUAD 205 | Business Communication | Provides the student with a basic understanding of communication processes in the business environment. Practical experience is gained in written and oral communication as well as small group and interpersonal communication within the business perspe... |
| BUAD 259 | Special Topics | Business topics not covered in other courses. |
| BUAD 310 | Financial Statement Analysis | Instruction in analyzing financial statements to evaluate an organization's profitability, liquidity, capital structure, and cash flows. Examination of how management's discretionary accounting choices affect earnings quality. |
| BUAD 359 | Special Topics | Business topics not covered in other courses. Intended as an elective for business students. |
| BUAD 369 | Special Topics | Topics depend on mutual interests of instructor and students. Intended primarily as an elective for business students. |
| BUAD 388 | Internship | Applied field experience for a minimum of 50 work hours. Following the field experience, a short paper is required that describes the organization's history, size, number of locations, ownership, products and services, major competitors, and major cu... |
| BUAD 389 | Directed Independent Study | Specialized study or directed research in area of business or economics. |
| BUAD 393 | Business Law | Introduces the U.S. legal system. Topics include the U.S. court system, enterprise organization and governance, contracts, including sales contracts under Article 2 of the UCC, torts, intellectual property, bankruptcy and creditors rights, including... |
| BUAD 394 | Business Ethics | Identify ethical issues encountered in business settings and examine specific moral questions that arise vis--vis a firms relation to society and to its employees. Current cases to illustrate the practical importance of reflection on these questions,... |
| BUAD 396 | Advanced Business Law | Expands upon the U.S. legal system and its relation to business affairs. Topics include judicial decision-making, criminal law, real property law, insurance, securities law, negotiable instruments, environmental regulation, antitrust law, and employ... |
| BUAD 469 | Bench Top Innovations | A two semester experiential program where 16 students from all disciplines across the University of Richmond will explore, ideate, prototype, manufacture, and commercialize a consumer packaged food or beverage-from idea to revenue in nine months. In... |
| BUAD 497 | Strategic Management | Analysis of the external environment and internal resources of a firm leading to the development of strategies and plans for implementing them. The course also provides opportunities for students to integrate knowledge from each of the functional bus... |