Entrepreneurship (ENTJ) (27 hours)

The Entrepreneurship major provides students with a strong foundation in entrepreneurial concepts. Students are suggested to specialize in a secondary area based on a completion of a minor, co-major or second major in any area of their choice.

Required Courses

In addition to the curriculum requirements for all students pursuing the Bachelor of Business Administration Degree, Entrepreneurship majors must also complete 27 credit hours of the following:

MGMT 2140 - Exploring Entrepreneurship Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 3350 - Building the Entrepreneurial Business Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4350 - Growing the Entrepreneurial Business Credits: 3 hours
MKTG 3600 - Professional Selling Credits: 3 hours
FIN 3350 - Small Business Finance Credits: 3 hours

Capstone Course

And one of the following:

MGMT 4740 - Entrepreneurial Strategy Credits: 3 hours

Electives

In addition to the requirements above, students may select three electives from the courses listed below. Electives cannot double-count towards a minor, co-major, or second major if selected by the student.

Select three additional courses (9 credit hours) from any of the following:

MGMT 3340 - Business Model Design Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4646 - TrekNext: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Field Study Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4360 - Technology Entrepreneurship Credits: 3 hours
LAW 4880 - Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship Credits: 3 hours
MKTG 3730 - Digital and Social Media Marketing Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4380 - Entrepreneurship Practicum Credits: 3 hours
FIN 3360 - Funding New and Growing Ventures Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 3500 - Managing Diversity in Organizations Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 2520 - Human Resource Management Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4040 - Business and Society Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4100 - Global Human Resource Management Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 3580 - Labor and Employee Relations Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 4650 - Managing for Quality Credits: 3 hours
BUS 3960 - Study Abroad Seminar Credits: 1 to 6 hours
BUS 3961 - Sustainability Study Abroad Seminar Credits: 3 hours
MGMT 3010 - Experiential Leadership and Strategy I Credits: 6 hours

Additional Information:

As part of the globally engaged strategic goal of the Haworth College of Business, entrepreneurship students are encouraged to look for and take advantage of opportunities through domestic travel and study abroad programs.

Entrepreneurship majors are strongly encouraged to complete a minor, co-minor, or a second major in their desired area of specialization.

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