Are you ready and willing to take on new ventures in business? An entrepreneur assumes responsibility for the risks inherent in any new enterprise. With a specialization in entrepreneurship, you will be armed with the tools you need to manage risks while confronting businesses' biggest challenges. Your specialization may require prerequisite course work. Please talk to your advisor for more information.

Program Disclosures

BUS 604 New Business Venture Management BUS 605 Venture Capital & Private Equity BUS 696 Strategic Thinking for Entrepreneurs

To achieve your MBA in Entrepreneurship, you must complete these three courses of the Entrepreneurship specialization in addition to the core MBA courses.

An MBA in Entrepreneurship is a Master of Business Administration that specializes in practical entrepreneurial business management and innovation. Given the foundation of a general MBA, a focus on entrepreneurship delves further into topics integral to business ownership like business strategy, business ethics, problem solving, leadership, interpersonal management, strategic planning, finance, accounting, risk management, economics, and decision-making. An MBA in Entrepreneurship can be used to potentially launch new businesses, improve existing businesses, and develop entrepreneurial leadership roles within organizations across multiple industries.