Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises - Syracuse University

Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises from Syracuse University is a Campus Bachelor Management degree that prepares you for a Business career. The major theme of the Whitman School of Management is entrepreneurial management--the ability to envision and create new business ventures whether in a startup situation or within a mature organization; the ability to identify new opportunities; and the ability to grow and renew existing businesses (including nonprofit organizations) in a healthy, productive manner. These capabilities are often lacking in traditional organizations. The skills and competencies of 21st-century managers are very different from previous managerial requirements. Entrepreneurs are transforming the way we live and how we conduct business. Entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial managers must deal with numerous challenges and opportunities including managing proficiently in rapidly growing global markets. These exciting challenges require new ways of thinking, creating, and managing. They also require personal courage and risk-taking. Whitman's Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises (EEE) program is designed to link educational excellence and entrepreneurial ingenuity. Topics covered in the curriculum include the entrepreneurial mind, opportunity identification and verification, financing, venture planning, managing family and closely held enterprises, venture capital, startup challenges, legal issues facing entrepreneurs, creating an entrepreneurial culture, and building highly proficient entrepreneurial teams. Students frequently benefit from the expertise of local and national leaders in the field. The Department of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises offers both a major and a minor in entrepreneurship . The major is pursued by itself or as part of a double major to complement other disciplines both within the Whitman School and across campus. Students from other (non-business) schools and colleges also find that a minor in entrepreneurship complements their educational goals. View more details on Syracuse University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Management courses.