The Policy & Planning (P&P) concentration is oriented toward cross-functional problem solving analysis. Careers and employment resulting from the P&P concentration include management consulting, strategic planning, entrepreneurship, travel and tourism, public sector and nonprofit management, public affairs, environmentatl affairs, and other cross-functional positions.

Advisor: Dr. Jeanne M. Logsdon
ASM 2020
277-8352
logsdon@mgt.unm.edu

Five courses are required to complete the concentration. Elective courses that are taught by members of the P&P Area are automatically eligible to fulfill the 5-course requirement. Courses that have been offered in the past two years and/or will be offered in the next two years include the list below as well as courses that are generally approved for P&P elective credit.

• MGMT 458 Managerial Ethics*
• MGMT 505 Macroeconomics for Managers
• MGMT 509 Legal Environment of Management
• MGMT 553 Industrial Organization Economics Seminar
• MGMT 554 Public Control of Business Seminar
• MGMT 555 Washington Campus Program**
• MGMT 558 Seminar in Corporation and Society
• MGMT 569 Negotiation Strategies

* Upper-division courses may be taken for graduate credit.

** One-week intensive course in Washington, DC, offered four times per year. Limited enrollment; special application required; additional fees. Contact Dr. Jeanne Logsdon for more information.

In addition to the Area electives, the P&P Advisor may approve 1 or 2 elective courses within the Anderson curriculum and one graduate-level course outside Anderson if the courses are relevant to Policy & Planning and the student's particular career objective.