COURSE CURRICULUM

The Entrepreneurship curriculum within the Business Management bachelor’s program focuses on developing strong knowledge in business administration, business development, management, and entrepreneurship. The program teaches students how to stay competitive in a changing business environment and respond effectively to market trends and developments. In addition to core business subjects, students take modules related to professional development and practice-oriented research, helping them build both theoretical understanding and practical skills. The program includes inspiring masterclasses, international study trips, and internships at well-known companies, providing students with valuable real-world experience. Over the four-year program, students also select a minor to broaden or deepen their knowledge in a specific field of interest. A key part of the curriculum is the development of essential business skills such as managing budgets, identifying and reaching target audiences, and creating strategies that support the growth and success of organisations. Students also learn how to support their business decisions using data and analysis. Courses related to business and organisations teach students how to manage companies effectively, control risks, and optimise processes while gaining insight into organisational growth, change management, company culture, and personnel policies. Practical experience is an important component of the program, including a twenty-week internship where students build their CV and personal development plan, along with preparation for a graduation research project and the option to join an Honours program.