Minor in Entrepreneurship

The Minor in Entrepreneurship prepares students to:

• Understand the fundamentals of starting and managing entrepreneurial ventures.
• Develop business strategies, marketing plans, and financial models.
• Identify and evaluate opportunities for innovation.
• Build critical-thinking and problem-solving skills applicable across industries.
• Engage in hands-on projects that encourage creativity and strategic planning.

• Program Format: On-campus
• Credit Hours: 18 total credit hours (6 courses)
• Target Audience: All majors (ideal for Business majors)

Core Courses (15 credit hours):

1. Introduction to Entrepreneurship 
2. Entrepreneurial Opportunities and Concept Development
3. Principles of Management
4. Social Media Marketing
5. Small Business Management 

(3 credit hours): (Choose 1)

• Launch U: Entrepreneurship Bootcamp or QuickBooks)
• Entrepreneurship Internship

The Minor in Entrepreneurship equips students to:

• Start and manage their own businesses.
• Pursue careers in startup management, small business consulting, or corporate innovation.
• Lead social impact initiatives through social entrepreneurship.
• Contribute innovative ideas to existing organizations and industries.
• Develop a mindset of creativity, leadership, and problem-solving valued across all professions.

• Streamlined for Business Majors: Only 3 additional courses required.
• Hands-On Experience: Practical coursework and applied learning opportunities.
• Career Enhancement: Gain skills that are in high demand across industries.
• Versatile Skills: Learn to innovate, lead, and create impact in any career path.