Business Administration - Entrepreneurship
Program Overview
Innovations enhance people's lives and create solutions to important business and social problems.
The program will enable students to recognize and assess opportunities, develop business plans, make business presentations and implement efficient operations. Competencies will be developed in the areas of sustainability, innovation, project management and equity in an idea-generating culture, with an emphasis on ethical decision-making.
Graduates will learn to create new ventures within an existing business/organizational unit or start their own business. They can expect to work in small and medium size ventures in developing innovative new products and processes. This includes creating capacity in the not-for-profit and NGO sector.
BENEFITS
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
The program will provide students with the competencies of sustainability, innovation and equity as well as the practical technical skills to start their own venture or work as a "corporate intrapreneur" within existing organizations - with the objective of pursuing new opportunities in an innovative, risk-taking and proactive manner.
CAREER OUTLOOK
Graduates will be able to either start their own business or work within a new or existing business unit of an organization or a company. They can expect to work in small and medium size entrepreneurial ventures in which innovative new products and processes for the organization are developed by intrapreneurial employees.
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PROGRAM OUTLINE
Semester 1
Strategies for Business Success
Fundamentals of Business
College Communications 1
Microcomputer Applications Software 1
Mathematics of Finance
Semester 2
Financial Accounting Concepts
Career Exploration
College Communications 2
Microcomputer Applications Software 2
Global Citizenship: From Social Analysis to Social Action
Business Operations
Semester 3
Business Communications
Employment Preplacement
Economics for Business & Management
General Education Elective
Human Resource Management
International Business Concepts
Principles of Marketing
Semester 4
Management Accounting 1
Business Analysis
Business Law
Entrepreneurial Behaviour and Strategy
New Venture Startup
General Education Elective
Semester 5
Career Action
Entrepreneurial Case Studies
Creating and Managing Innovation
Corporate Venturing - Intrapreneurship
Ecological Economics and Development
Management Information Systems
Developing a Business Plan
Semester 6
Business Strategy
Business Ethics
Liberal Studies Elective Group B
Entrepreneurial Project
Entrepreneurial Finance
Enterprise Sales and Marketing