Leeds Honors Program Information

Program Requirements

Leeds Honors Courses

Leeds Honors Students can choose from the following courses. Some courses are offered only in the fall or spring semester, and others require department approval. All courses are 3 credits except BADM 1250, BCOR 2301, and BCOR 2302, which are 1.5 credits each. Consult with your academic advisor for more information. 

First-Year
BADM 1250* – Designing Your Leeds (Required for all first-year Leeds Honors Students) - Fall 
BCOR 1025* – Statistical Analysis in Business (Required for all first-year Leeds Honors Students except those pursuing the Quantitative Finance Certificate) - Spring 

Sophomores
BCOR 2301* & BCOR 2302* – Business Law and Business Ethics (Required for all Leeds Honors Students) - Fall or Spring 

Juniors or Seniors
ACCT 3220* – Corporate Financial Reporting I - Fall 
BAIM 4120/MKTG 3201 – Business Analytics - Fall & Spring 
BAIM 4250 – Information Security Management – Varies
CESR 4000^ – Leadership Challenges - Fall Semester
FNCE 4820/APPM 4720 – Mathematical Finance – Fall 
FNCE 4830 – Seminar in Investment Banking - Spring 
MGMT 4820 – Decision Analytics - Fall & Spring 
MKTG 3050 – Customer Analytics - Fall & Spring 
MKTG 3250* – Buyer Behavior - Fall 
MSBX 5205^ – Financial Strategy and Decision Modeling – Spring 
MSBX 5225^ (formerly FNCE 4831) - Advanced Portfolio Management - Spring 
MSBX 5260^ – Fixed Income Investing – Varies
MSBX 5270^ –  Applied Derivatives  - Spring 
MSBX 5605^ – Real Estate Investment and Risk Management – Spring 
MSBX/ACCT 6290^ – Textual Analysis in Business – Varies 
ORGN 3030* – Critical Leadership Skills - Fall 
ORGN 4040* – Individual, Team & Organizational Development - Spring 
* Must take a section specifically labeled for Honors students
^Must get instructor permission to enroll

Leeds Honors First-Year Global Experience (FGX)

Students in the Leeds Honors Program have the opportunity to participate in an exclusive FGX during the spring of their first year. FGX is a two-credit course that culminates in a 10-day trip abroad, historically to the United Arab Emirates. Throughout the spring semester, students are introduced to the key concepts of international business and gain an in-depth perspective on a specific country or region outside of the United States. The trip is designed to provide program members exposure to global business and markets, cultural differences, and geopolitical climates. FGX does not count towards the required Honors credits.