MBA in Entrepreneurship

Do you have what it takes? Every business begins with a dream. But what separates those who fail from those who flourish is someone who has the vision, strategy and discipline to nourish and grow that dream. If you possess the entrepreneurial spirit but need the practical skills to run a successful business or if you want to thrive in a corporation that employs entrepreneurial management strategies, this program is for you! In this degree program, you will develop a comprehensive body of knowledge in relevant business theory, techniques and leadership as well as study key principles and practices critical to establish a business and position it for growth.

Required Program Disclosures

Specialization Learning Outcomes:

  • Examine the characteristics, knowledge, skills and abilities necessary for successful entrepreneurship.
  • Write a business and marketing plan for a new venture.
  • Develop a feasibility analysis for a new business.
  • Develop strategies for growing new ventures.
  • Develop foundational business knowledge and skills through the core courses.
Who Should Enroll: 

Entrepreneurs, aspiring business owners, managers, team leaders, department heads, inventors or those charged with new business development will find this degree program invaluable. Other interested students include inventors, product development specialists, investors and venture capitalists and, perhaps, professional practice owners, such as doctors, veterinarians, attorneys and accountants.

HOW TO APPLY:

Your course sequence will be determined in cooperation with your Student Support Counselor.

CURRICULUM
1 Orientation Course - no costNo Credit
6 Business Administration Courses18 Credits
1 Elective3 Credits
4 Specialization Courses12 Credits
1 Capstone Course3 Credits
TOTAL Required for Graduation
36 Credit Hours
1 Orientation Course - no costNo Credit
JIU101 Orientation - Successful Online Learning
6 Business Administration Courses18 Credits
BC607 Leading from a Global Perspective
ETH501 Making Ethical Management Decisions
MBA502 Economic Theory and Applications
MBA503 Managerial Accounting
MBA504 Financial Management
MBA505 Marketing Management
1 Elective3 Credits
Select 1 Graduate level (500-699) ACC, BC, FIN or MBA course
4 Specialization Courses12 Credits
MBA541 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
MBA542 Feasibility Analysis for New Ventures
MBA543 Business and Marketing Plans for New Ventures
MBA544 Entrepreneurship in a Global Economy
1 Capstone Course3 Credits
MBA580 MBA Capstone

Transfer credit is available for applicable courses.