Entrepreneurship Information

Entrepreneurship prepares students for the creation and achievement of their entrepreneurial pursuits. The program equips students to develop an understanding of the entrepreneurial process and provides the knowledge and skills that are required to be successful. This success applies to any business venture, whether a business or franchise owner, corporate or not-for-profit, local or global.

Students use real-life activities and case studies to explore the decision process. You will examine the enterprise idea, explore target markets, evaluate entry-level challenges, determine how to maintain financial and legal control, and access acquisitions and exiting vehicles. Courses provide both an intellectual prospective and rigorous training in problem solving. A major objective is for the student to be able to create a business plan that, with the help of the Entrepreneurship Center, may be implemented.

Programs in Entrepreneurship

A emphasis in Entrepreneurship is offered for the following programs:

Master of Business Administration
Master of Business Administration Degree Completion
Certificate Programs

Courses in Entrepreneurship

To receive the MBA concentration in Entrepreneurship designation on their transcript students must complete MANA 6340 and 3 Entrepreneurship electives. *Courses with prerequisites

MANA 6340 Entrepreneurship
MANA 6349 Managing a Growing Business* (may be taken with MANA 6340)
MANA 7343 Management Consulting
MANA 7345 Business Planning*
MANA 7347 International Entrepreneurship*
MANA 8340 Prisoner Outreach Program

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