Entrepreneurial Options for Undergraduates

The Sawyer Business School offers a variety of options for undergraduate students wanting to know more about entrepreneurship. Students can enroll in the undergraduae degree in business administration with a major in entrepreneurship or they can choose to minor in entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship Required Courses

5 courses/15 credits

• Introduction to Entrepreneurship
• Legal and Financial Planning for Start-ups, Growing, and Family Businesses
• Skill Seminars for Entrepreneurs
• Starting the New Venture
• Experiential Project Experience   

Entrepreneurship Electives Courses

2 courses/ 6 credits

Electives enable students to expand their knowledge in a specialized area of entrepreneurship. Students choose two electives from the following list:  

• Taxation
• Global Issues in Theory and Practice
• Human Resource Management 
• Leading the Entrepreneurial Firm
• Career Management 
• International Management
• Marketing for Entrepreneurs
• Family Business
  

Free Electives

Up to 30 credits

Free Electives allow students to complete a minor in the Sawyer Business School or College of Arts and Sciences.