Bachelor of Science in
Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship (BSENTREP) 

GWA REQUIREMENT : at least 80%

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Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship opens doors to a variety of career paths, both within established organizations and by starting your own ventures. Graduates can work as business managers, consultants, or in roles focused on business development, sales, or marketing. They can also apply their skills to manage family businesses or pursue careers in finance or operations. 

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Here's a more detailed look at potential career paths:

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Starting and Managing Your Own Business:

• Entrepreneur:

  The core of an entrepreneurship degree is to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to launch and manage their own businesses. 

• Family Business Manager:

  Entrepreneurship graduates can apply their skills to manage and grow existing family businesses. 

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Working in Established Organizations:

• Business Development Manager:

  These professionals identify new business opportunities, develop strategies for growth, and cultivate relationships with clients and partners. 

• Sales and Marketing Roles:

  Graduates can leverage their understanding of market trends, customer needs, and sales tactics to excel in sales and marketing positions. 

• Business Consultant:

  Entrepreneurship graduates can provide expert advice to businesses on various aspects, including strategy, operations, and growth. 

• Financial Manager:

  A strong understanding of financial principles is essential for managing a business. Graduates can work as financial managers, analysts, or in other finance-related roles. 

• Operations Manager:

  These professionals oversee the day-to-day operations of a business, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness. 

• Product Manager:

  Product managers identify customer needs and develop products or features that align with business goals. 

• Innovation Lab Manager:

  These professionals focus on developing new and innovative products and services. 

• Other Roles:

  Graduates can also find opportunities in roles like human resources, customer service, and project management. 

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Additional Career Paths:

• Banking and Personal Finance:

  Entrepreneurship graduates can work in the financial sector, providing financial advice and services. 

• Corporate Entrepreneur:

  This involves applying entrepreneurial skills and mindset within a larger organization to drive innovation and growth. 

• E-commerce Manager:

  With the rise of online businesses, graduates can pursue careers in e-commerce management. 

• Public Relations Manager:

  Graduates can leverage their communication and marketing skills to manage public relations for businesses or organizations.