COURSE CURRICULUM

The Strategic Innovation and Entrepreneurship major within the UTS Bachelor of Management equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed as innovators and entrepreneurs in today’s complex business environment. Students begin by completing core management units, which provide a strong foundation in essential business practices such as management skills, marketing, leadership, and understanding the socio-political context of organisations. These foundational subjects build critical capabilities in decision-making, problem-solving, and strategic thinking. In the major, students focus on areas specific to entrepreneurship, including leading innovation, raising funding, and deploying strategies to navigate entrepreneurial challenges. They gain practical insights into the processes of ideation, development, and implementation of new ventures, preparing them to launch businesses or drive innovation within existing organisations. The program also offers flexibility for students to tailor their learning through secondary majors, sub-majors, or elective subjects, allowing them to enhance their expertise in complementary areas of interest. Hands-on learning is a key component of the course, with opportunities to participate in industry internships and practical projects that develop real-world experience and professional networks. By combining theoretical knowledge with applied learning, students develop competencies in leadership, project management, communication, and innovation. The course culminates in a capstone subject where students apply their learning to manage social impact initiatives, integrating ethical, strategic, and practical considerations into their entrepreneurial approach. Graduates of this program are prepared to navigate complex business landscapes, lead innovative projects, and create value in diverse industries, positioning themselves as capable, adaptable, and forward-thinking professionals ready to make a tangible impact in the entrepreneurial and business world.