Entrepr<u>e</u>neurship
Focus your career on the management of small businesses and startups with this Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) – Entrepreneurship program. Gain the knowledge to start your own business, as well as work for small businesses and startup companies. As an Entrepreneurship major, you’ll also benefit from a deeper understanding of intrapreneurship and how to lead change within organizations.
This degree program requires at least two full years of full-time work experience beyond the date of high school graduation or completion.
Fast Facts
- 4 Years to complete your degree
- 8-week course length
- 16:1 student to faculty ratio
- 97.7% career outcomes rate
- 100% Online career-focused curriculum
What You’ll Learn
Upon completion of the program, graduates are expected to:
- Apply the major concepts, skills and values of business administration.
- Communicate effectively to diverse audiences, purposes and situations through a variety of professional methods within business administration.
- Use decision-support tools to resolve contemporary business issues using ethical business practices.
- Identify the types of capital funding sources for start-up and existing businesses.
- Develop a viable business plan.
Why Earn Your Bachelor’s in Business Administration – Entrepreneurship Online With JWU?
- Learn on your schedule with the convenient online format of this online Entrepreneurship degree
- Engage in experiential education, which gives you real-world exposure
- Learn from faculty who are industry experts with years of professional experience
Course Highlights
- Contemporary Business Management
- Small Business Management
- Managerial Technology
- Enterprise Risk Management
- Introduction to Project Management
- And more
*Graduates of this program will earn a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree.
What can you do with this degree?
Want to explore careers in this field? Through EMSI’s Career Coach tool, you can browse careers by degree program and get research-backed information on various industries. You can also take an in-depth assessment to determine career suggestions based on your personal interests. For more information about Entrepreneurship careers, click the Career Coach button below.
Faculty Insight
“I love leveraging the ever-evolving technologies to bridge the physical/virtual gap in the online classroom.” — David Cartwright, CPA, MS
