COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a Concentration in Entrepreneurship requires a total of 39 credits, including a 3-credit foundation course, 21 credits of core courses, 12 credits in the Entrepreneurship concentration, and a 3-credit capstone experience. The foundation course, BUS 502 – Foundations in Business, provides essential business knowledge, while the core courses develop advanced skills in leadership and change (BUS 503), analytics and decision-making (BUS 509), organizational effectiveness (BUS 515), corporate finance (BUS 522), strategic marketing (BUS 524), strategy and operations (BUS 528), and project management (BUS 530). The Entrepreneurship concentration equips students with specialized expertise in creating new ventures (BUS 610), managing entrepreneurial finance (BUS 621), achieving sustainable growth and scalability (BUS 624), and exploring emerging topics in business (BUS 640). Students may substitute one concentration course with BUS 697 – Internship, with approval from the Academic Department. The program concludes with BUS 695 – Capstone Experience, allowing students to apply their knowledge to practical, real-world challenges. This MBA program integrates foundational business knowledge, core managerial competencies, and entrepreneurial strategies, preparing graduates to launch new ventures, innovate within organizations, manage financial and operational challenges, and drive sustainable business growth in dynamic markets.