Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Entrepreneurship and Innovation
48 monthsProgramme duration
Jan-2000Starting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Bachelor's
The entrepreneurship and Innovation major will prepare graduates 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. Major Learning Goals The objective of providing a foundational education in entrepreneurship and innovation at the undergraduate level cannot be realized without appropriate curricula content, effective teaching, and ultimately, learning. Within the undergraduate entrepreneurship and innovation major, we subscribe to the following learning goals for each of our undergraduate students: Graduates will be able to manage and evaluate organizational systems focused on the following entrepreneurial outcomes. Identify organizational tasks, roles, and responsibilities of managing entrepreneurial ventures. Designate the interrelationships between functional areas of entrepreneurial ventures. Describe the interrelationships between resources, organizational structure, and strategies utilized to create and grow entrepreneurial ventures. Demonstrate an understanding of entrepreneurial phenomena across organizational contexts, including start-ups, small and medium sized enterprises, family businesses, and corporate ventures. Prescribe effective practices in identifying and exploiting entrepreneurial opportunities. Identify alternative ways to market a new product or service which contribute to the growth of an entrepreneurial venture. Assess entrepreneurial opportunities using financial methods. Graduates will be able to think critically and solve problems in Entrepreneurial Ventures. Graduates will be able to deal with the dynamics of individuals and teams within organizations and to motivate, lead, and inspire employees toward achieving organizational goals. Graduates will be able to use computer and information technology in solving problems and perform functions commonly seen in managing businesses and other organizations. Graduates will be able to effectively communicate recommendations to management and other constituencies, orally and in writing. Graduates will have knowledge of business disciplines: accounting, finance, management, management information systems, and marketing.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
Other
Study Level
Bachelor's
The entrepreneurship and Innovation major will prepare graduates 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. Major Learning Goals The objective of providing a foundational education in entrepreneurship and innovation at the undergraduate level cannot be realized without appropriate curricula content, effective teaching, and ultimately, learning. Within the undergraduate entrepreneurship and innovation major, we subscribe to the following learning goals for each of our undergraduate students: Graduates will be able to manage and evaluate organizational systems focused on the following entrepreneurial outcomes. Identify organizational tasks, roles, and responsibilities of managing entrepreneurial ventures. Designate the interrelationships between functional areas of entrepreneurial ventures. Describe the interrelationships between resources, organizational structure, and strategies utilized to create and grow entrepreneurial ventures. Demonstrate an understanding of entrepreneurial phenomena across organizational contexts, including start-ups, small and medium sized enterprises, family businesses, and corporate ventures. Prescribe effective practices in identifying and exploiting entrepreneurial opportunities. Identify alternative ways to market a new product or service which contribute to the growth of an entrepreneurial venture. Assess entrepreneurial opportunities using financial methods. Graduates will be able to think critically and solve problems in Entrepreneurial Ventures. Graduates will be able to deal with the dynamics of individuals and teams within organizations and to motivate, lead, and inspire employees toward achieving organizational goals. Graduates will be able to use computer and information technology in solving problems and perform functions commonly seen in managing businesses and other organizations. Graduates will be able to effectively communicate recommendations to management and other constituencies, orally and in writing. Graduates will have knowledge of business disciplines: accounting, finance, management, management information systems, and marketing.
Admission Requirements
79+
6.5+
105+
53+
Applicants must have at least a 2.5 grade-point average on a 4.0 scale; meet English Proficiency or request conditional admission and complete an Intensive English Program (IEP) application. Other English Language Requirement accepted: TOEFL Computer-Based score of 173; TOEFL Paper-Based score of 500.
48 Months
Jan-2000
Tuition fees
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0 USD
International
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