Entrepreneurship, B.S.

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Major Advisor: Christine L. Adamow
Director of the Palmieri Center for Entrepreneurship
301-447-5517

The entrepreneurship curriculum offers students an interdisciplinary approach that will broaden his or her understanding of the environment of modern business development, management, and organizational leadership. The MSMU Entrepreneurship major does not singularly focus on new business start-ups, but strives for the holistic awakening of an entrepreneurial spirit which promotes success in a wide range of life pursuits.

General Education Requirements

Click to view the Core: The Common Educational Experience Requirements.

Program Requirements

Combined with the university’s established sequential and integrated core curriculum, the Bachelor of Science degree in Entrepreneurship requires 45 credits. Majors must take the following courses:

ESHIP 101 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship: Selling Lemonade
COMM 230 - Public Speaking
BUS 250 - Introduction to Business and Decision Making
BUS 260 - Business Communication
BUS 301 - Business Law I
BUS 313 - Principles of Marketing
BUS 400 - Business in Society: Leadership, Ethics and Social Responsibility
BUS 410 - Entrepreneurship
ESHIP 310 - Financial Management for Entrepreneurs and Small Business
ESHIP 320 - Design Thinking I
ESHIP 330 - Design Thinking II
ESHIP 410 - Business Plan Design and Delivery
ESHIP 498 - Entrepreneurship Practicum
Electives (6)
In consultation with their advisor, students take electives tailored to their area of focus. An initial list of approved courses is offered here . See elective Course Descriptions .