Entrepreneurship Minor

Professor: Hamid Bahari-Kashani

Mission

Provides an opportunity to learn more about starting and managing your own business. The program combines theoretical study and practical experience, creating a challenging program that provides students the skills and knowledge for initiating and operating successful ventures.

Learning Outcomes

Explain the unique characteristics of the entrepreneurial business environment.
Interpret and analyze information to solve problems or make decisions related to business start-ups and small business management.
Use appropriate writing methods to communicate concepts relevant to entrepreneurs.

Core Courses

BA 211 Financial Accounting Credits: 4 *
BA 310 Principles of Marketing Credits: 3 *
ENT 320 Entrepreneurial Finance Credits: 1
ENT 330 Planning and Creating New Ventures Credits: 3
ENT 350 Small Business Management Credits: 3

Choose One: (3)

ENT 360 Small Business Marketing Credits: 3
ENT 460 Entrepreneurship in Action Credits: 3

Choose Two: (2)

ENT 380 Entrepreneurs Today Credits: 1
ENT 381 Creativity and Entrepreneurs Credits: 1
ENT 382 Innovation and Strategy Credits: 1
ENT 383 Entrepreneurs and Society Credits: 1
ENT 384 Going Into Business In Oregon Credits: 1

Total Credits (19)

Note:

* If business major, choose any business or economics elective.