This program is designed to prepare students to pursue a degree in the areas of entrepreneurship and business development.

Entrepreneurship
Master the art of innovation and business creation through real-world problem solving, cutting-edge technology, and evidence-based entrepreneurship that prepares you for success in any career path.
About this Program
Innovator Program | Go beyond traditional business courses and become a true innovator! Our Innovator Program doesn't just teach you about entrepreneurship – it immerses you in the entrepreneurial process through hands-on design thinking, real customer research, and evidence-based decision making. You'll master cutting-edge technology tools, learn to pitch compelling ideas, and validate business concepts through actual customer feedback. Plus, you'll earn an industry-recognized Entrepreneurship and Small Business certification that proves your expertise. This isn't just learning about business – it's learning to think, create, and solve problems like a successful entrepreneur.
Specialist Program | Take entrepreneurship to an advanced level with skills that set you apart! While others learn basic business concepts, you'll master sophisticated growth strategies, financial analysis, and project management techniques used by scaling companies. Our Specialist Program combines advanced entrepreneurship with professional project management training, culminating in your PMI Project Management Ready® certification – a credential that opens doors in any industry. You'll graduate with the strategic thinking, leadership capabilities, and practical experience to not just start a business, but grow it successfully or excel in any professional environment.
Entrepreneurship Majors
About this Occupation
Success in this career field requires creative thinking, problem solving, teamwork, leadership, and public speaking skills. Students must have resilience, adapt to changing circumstances, and meet new and/or recurring problems head on.
More than a third of entrepreneurs start their business during college, according to Entrepreneur Magazine