COURSE CURRICULUM

The Entrepreneurship program includes a comprehensive suite of courses designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary for business success and venture creation. Core courses cover essential business fundamentals such as financial and managerial accounting (BUSI 1130U, BUSI 2180U), business mathematics (BUSI 1915U), statistics for business (BUSI 1450U), microeconomics and macroeconomics (ECON 2010U, ECON 2020U), marketing management (BUSI 2200U), organizational behaviour (BUSI 2311U), operations management (BUSI 2603U), and principles of finance (BUSI 2401U). Specialized entrepreneurship courses include introduction to entrepreneurship (BUSI 1700U), entrepreneurial finance (BUSI 2700U), lean start-up methods (BUSI 3750U), entrepreneurial growth (BUSI 3710U), venture creation (XBIT 4700U), and social media marketing (BUSI 4280U). Complementary courses like collaborative leadership (BUSI 2000U), innovation management (BUSI 3650U), design thinking (BUSI 3590U), creative problem solving (BUSI 3730U), and legal environment of business (BUSI 3705U) further enhance students’ leadership and strategic capabilities. The program also emphasizes practical experience through internships (XBIT 4600U) and capstone projects (XBIT 4500U), alongside workshops focused on career readiness and student success (XBIT 1500U, 2500U, 3500U). Together, these courses prepare students to innovate, manage, and lead entrepreneurial ventures effectively in a dynamic global business environment.