The Entrepreneurship concentration is characterized by its contemporary, integrative approach to management of emerging firms. It is designed for students who seek to be entrepreneurs in start-up ventures, operate family businesses or work as entrepreneurial change agents within a corporate setting. To complete the Entrepreneurship concentration, a student must take:

• MGT 202 Making Sense of Management Data
• MGT 302 Organizational Behavior
• MGT 307 Human Resources Management
• MGT 322 The Management and Measurement of Quality
• Two courses chosen from:
  • MGT 360 Leadership
  • MGT 370 Business Plan Development
  • MGT 373 Contemporary Opportunities in Entrepreneurship
  • MGT 398 Special Topics (when related)
• One course chosen from:
  • MGT 345 Service Sector Management
  • MGT 360 Leadership
  • MGT 370 Business Plan Development
  • MGT 373 Contemporary Opportunities in Entrepreneurship
  • MGT 393 Internship and Management Consulting Program
  • MGT 398 Special Topics (when related)
  • MGT 399 Independent Study (with approval)
  • MKT 352 New Product Management
  • MKT 377 Fundamentals of Sales and Networking
• ICS 394 Entrepreneurship Strategies (required)

Area Faculty: Mr. Raman Chadha, Dr. Lisa Gundry, Dr. Patrick Murphy, Dr. Gerhard Plaschka and Dr. Harold Welsh