Entrepreneurship (M.B.A.)

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The Entrepreneurship M.B.A. is focused on students who want to start their own business or who are interested in corporate entrepreneurship. The coursework provides the opportunity to combine personal fulfillment at creating a business with the professional fulfillment of growing it successfully.

Note: This concentration is based on a cohort model and is done in partnership with the Oxford Center for Entrepreneurs. Therefore it is not open to all students.

M.B.A. Foundation Courses (6 hours)

To enhance their success in the program, students are required to take the following foundation courses. All MBA students must pass all foundation courses prior to taking the MBA core classes and major concentration requirements.

M.B.A. Core Curriculum (24 hours)

The M.B.A. curriculum focuses on the key management, economics, financial, marketing, accounting and leadership principles needed in an advanced program of study in business. Students taking core classes can expect a strong emphasis of theoretical methods combined with pragmatic techniques.

Note: Courses are listed in suggested order taken.
BA 642 - Cross-Cultural Business Challenges
AC 721 - Budgeting for Managers
BA 723 - Financial Management
MG 729 - Management and Organizational Behavior
BA 787 - Global Economics
BA 670 - Integrated Business Operations
MK 715 - Marketing Management
BA 799 - Strategic Management and Policy

Entrepreneurship Concentration

Total

Total semester hours required for degree: 39