
The Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) is designed to equip you with the skills and mindset to launch and manage your own business ventures or drive innovation within existing organisations. You will learn to identify market trends, analyze opportunities, and develop business plans using lean principles. The course emphasizes creativity, research, and analytical capabilities, preparing you to tackle entrepreneurial challenges effectively. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of business principles, including communications, marketing, management, and ethics, while developing your entrepreneurial spirit.
The Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship) comprises 18 core subjects and 6 electives. Each subject requires approximately 10 hours of study per week, with three hours of facilitated learning and seven hours of self-directed study. Assessments include assignments and online quizzes, with no formal exams. Core subjects include Academic and Business Communication Skills, Understanding Self and Others, Introduction to Entrepreneurship, Marketing in the Digital Era, The Business Environment, and Venture Ideation.
This degree prepares you for a variety of roles focused on business creation and innovation. You can pursue opportunities as a small business owner, an entrepreneur, or a business analyst. The curriculum is designed to provide a broad business understanding, enabling you to contribute to start-ups or support innovation in established companies. Career outcomes are enhanced by the global recognition of your qualification and the development of in-demand skills.
Specific academic entry requirements for international students can be found via the university's admissions process. Please refer to the application section for details.
Fees and scholarships information is available for review on the course page.
EFMD member (European Foundation for Management Development), PRME Member (Principles for Responsible Management Education)