Objectives of the Entrepreneurship major

• To provide a personalized, career-oriented and practical education that embraces leadership, innovation, private enterprise and entrepreneurship.
• To equip students with the tools to think critically, communicate effectively and responsibly, make successful decisions and prosper in a diverse work environment
• To develop students ability to practice “ownership” in a real-world environment and come to understand the dimensions of entrepreneurial behaviors or innovation, risk-taking and proactive.
• To emphasize quality classroom instruction within the parameters of ethical principles.

Requirements for the Entrepreneurship Major

The Entrepreneurship major requires 21 credits as noted below.

Required courses (18 credits)
ET 340: Foundations of Entrepreneurship (3)
ET 380: The Art of Entrepreneurship (3)
ET 390: Blue Connection (3)
ET 350: New Venture Creation: Entrepreneurial Finance (3)
MK 320: Marketing Research (3)
ET 440: Entrepreneurial Management and Strategy (3)

One of the following electives (3 credits)
ET 400 Small Business Consulting (3)
OR
ET 410 Entrepreneurial Consulting: An international experience (3)
OR
ET 471 Entrepreneurial Internship (3)

Entrepreneurship Major Form

Entrepreneruship Minor Form