University business courses that deal more with language then numbers?

[straightballin]

Does anybody know of any University level business courses that deal with mostly vocabulary and language as opposed to just number?

My economics 1100 class dealt with alot of language. e.g. adam smith, etc.

What else is there in business that deals more with language?

I'm thinking human resources or international business?

Can anybody offer advice on this?

[infection]

business law

[cuz330]

Bang on, company law (which im doing an essay on right no)

Marketing (Plain weak), Human Recources (seriously weak), Employer/Employee relations, Corporate strategy (does involve understanding of financial reports though), Business Planning.

To be honest, non financial business related degrees are looked at as quite weak, anyone can learn about how business's operate but the real understanding is in the financial side of business. And, people with any degree's are getting jobs in business, whereas the real high flying jobs in business require sound understanding of finance and how it directly relates to businesses.

Out of the above lot, company law and probably corporate strategy would probably hold the highest regard.

[RoMeO6969]

i dunno im a accounting major