BS in Business and Entertainment

The curriculum includes foundational business courses such as accounting, economics, marketing, finance, and management. Specialized entertainment courses cover topics like entertainment law, music business, film and television production management, digital media strategies, and event planning. Students take electives in areas like international business, entrepreneurship, and data analytics. The program requires a capstone project where students develop a business plan for an entertainment venture. Core requirements include 120 credit hours, with general education courses in humanities, social sciences, and quantitative methods. Experiential components include internships in DC's entertainment scene and study abroad options. The curriculum is structured over four years, with increasing focus on entertainment-specific skills in upper-level courses.