The Entrepreneurship major will prepare graduates to actively engage in organizations by contributing new and innovative ideas. Assist students in understanding the requirements for starting new ventures, as well as positions in organizations that propose, analyze, and implement entrepreneurial growth strategies. Students will learn many important topics related to business planning, managing family businesses, social entrepreneurship, managing creativity and innovation, managing risk, and entrepreneurial finance.

The entrepreneurship major prepares students for the intricacies of planning, launching and leading a new business with a focus on creativity and innovation, new venture planning, entrepreneurial finance, and managing and growing a new business.

The Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Retail and E-Business Entrepreneurship is 120 semester hours in duration. The program is made up of three components. The first consists of 36 semester credit hours of general education. All courses are required.

The Bachelor of Science Degree with a major in Global Entrepreneurship is 120 semester hours in duration. The program is made up of three components. The first consists of 36 semester credit hours of general education. All courses are required. The coursework in general education is designed to be broad-based and consists of coursework in areas such as the social sciences, mathematics, communications, and humanities.

An entrepreneurship degree is a valuable commodity for today’s competitive marketplace. Large or small, public, private, or nonprofit, students who earn an entrepreneurship degree develop a strong business foundation in accounting, marketing, finance, economics, human resources, information systems, and management.

The Entrepreneurship Option offers students a comprehensive academic experience in entrepreneurship that starts with the classroom and links to the community. It integrates core business concepts around the formation, start-up, and growth of an entrepreneurial firm. By taking a select group of entrepreneurship courses, the students learn how to launch their own business idea.

Start your own business as an entrepreneurship major! If your goal is to become a creatively-minded businessperson that can recognize and act on unique opportunities, then an entrepreneurship degree is right for you. This entrepreneurship program teaches you the business of innovation, principles of economics, and financial management—just to name a few. As an entrepreneurship major, you will gain a solid understanding of the many facets of business, including raising capital, valuing your business, negotiation, and much more.

Students in the BSBA in Entrepreneurship degree program at Shippensburg University learn to prepare for the challenges involved in new venture creation and small business management.

Entrepreneurs are resourceful, determined, organized, and don’t shy away from a challenge. Pair the Entrepreneurship and Small Business program with resources and guidance from our Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation at Thomas College to make your entrepreneurial dream come true. The Harold Alfond® Institute for Business Innovation offers Thomas College students innovation challenges; workshops and seminars, memberships in Phi Beta Lambda, Society for Advancement of Management, and Entrepreneurial Club; one-on-one student counseling and mentorship.

The BS in Fashion Business and Entrepreneurship from Lindenwood University provides a diverse and thorough education to students who are interested in making their career in the fashion industry. You'll not only learn how to bring the latest styles and trends to the runway. You'll also learn how to manage a successful business built in the fashion industry with the managerial and economic skills to thrive as an entrepreneur.

In the Bachelor of Science in an Entrepreneurship degree program, you’ll experience a high-quality curriculum that provides you with practical skills and tools to make informed business decisions surrounding business ventures. You’ll graduate ready to start your own business or advance your business career.

Turn your entrepreneurial passion into real-world success. Students wishing to add a second major to another course of study at the University of Arizona's Eller College of Management have the option of applying to the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Entrepreneurship. With a focus on the latest trends and techniques in start-ups and innovation, the New Venture Development Program is a one-year (second) major that helps you plan a successful business launch during your senior year. The New Venture Development Program at the McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship offers selected students a one-year immersion curriculum during their senior year.

A Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in Entrepreneurship is a specialized degree program that combines core business principles with a focus on entrepreneurial skills and strategies. Here are some key aspects of such a program: Core Business Courses: Students will typically take foundational courses in areas such as accounting, finance, marketing, management, and operations management. These courses provide a broad understanding of how businesses operate.

In Quinnipiac BS in Entrepreneurship and Innovation - Gain the skills, connections and confidence you need to turn a great idea into a successful business enterprise or to lead an existing business to even greater success.

In collaboration with Watson Institute, a mission-driven program for young social entrepreneurs, Lynn's College of Business and Management offers a revolutionary B.S. in social entrepreneurship for the most promising next-generation innovators, leaders, and changemakers.