Business Administration
Entrepreneurship
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Entrepreneurship studies prepare a student to become an entrepreneurial thinker. Entrepreneurially thinking encompasses more than just the skills for running a business; it is a mindset that encourages thinking creatively, embracing challenges and opportunities, and taking risks – skills needed to launch your own business or propose innovative initiatives within existing organizations.
Career Opportunities
Entrepreneurship graduates are employed both in their own new ventures and in a variety of exciting professions across diverse industries. Career prospects for graduates in entrepreneurship include business manager/administrator, business or financial consultant, research developer, management analyst, franchise owner, and project manager.
Skills that will be developed
- Opportunity recognition
- Innovative thinking
- Ability to handle risk
- Resource acquisition
- Effective negotiation
- Entrepreneurial management
- Effective teamwork
- Entrepreneurial marketing
- Entrepreneurial and innovation strategy
For more information explore our Program Checksheets.
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Business Administration BSBA (Core)
- Communication
a. Oral Communication: communicate effectively by speaking clearly, concisely, and convincingly, using appropriate business conventions for the field of study.
b. Written Communication: communicate effectively by writing clearly, concisely, and convincingly, using appropriate business conventions for the field of study. - Interpersonal Skills: demonstrate effective interpersonal skills, especially working in teams.
- Critical Thinking
a. Data Analysis: analyze data by using appropriate technology.
b. Decision Making: analyze issues critically and make relevant decisions by identifying and assessing the significance of key factors and assumptions. - Functional Knowledge: identify, define, and apply current fundamental concepts, principles, and practices in the disciplines of business, including globalization.
- Societal Impact
a. Ethical Judgment: identify ethical breaches and how they adversely impact stakeholders.
b. Social Responsibility: evaluate how business decisions impact the welfare of society.
- Communication
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Business Administration, Entrepreneurship (BSBA)
- Demonstrate the ability to recognize, generate and articulate creative business ideas
- Assess the risk and commercial viability of business opportunities
- Evaluate the appropriate amounts and sources of funding for an entrepreneurial enterprise
- Develop a fully-integrated business plan
- Understand strategies for growth and sustainability of an entrepreneurial enterprise