Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship program is designed to equip students with the entrepreneurial competencies necessary to plan, launch, and lead their own businesses. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics, including ideation, market research, business planning, financial management, marketing strategies, and more. Students will have the opportunity to work on real-world projects and collaborate with industry experts to gain practical experience. Graduates have access to a wide variety of career paths, especially in the area of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs).

After finishing the University requirement and Faculty requirement courses, the student has to successfully complete the following courses:

Entrepreneurship Requirements

Required Courses in ENT: 23 credit hours equivalent to 7 courses in addition to the first part of the graduation Project.

Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Pre-requisite	Credit Hrs.
1	ENT321	Family Business	ENT301	3
2	ENT322	Corporate Entrepreneurship	ENT301	3
3	ENT323	Financial Planning for Entrepreneurs	FIN201	3
4	ENT424	Social Entrepreneurship	ENT301	3
5	ENT425	New Products Management	ENT301	3
6	ENT426	International Entrepreneurship	ENT301	3
7	ENT499A	Research Methodology – Graduation Project	ENT322	0
8	ENT499	Research Methodology – Graduation Project	ENT499A	5

Elective Courses in ENT: 9 credit hours equivalent to 3 courses elective
Students should also select 3 of the following program ENT electives:

Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Pre-requisite	Credit Hrs.
1	ENT331	Small Business Management	ENT301	3
2	ENT332	Creativity and Innovation Management	ENT301	3
3	ENT433	Digital Business Strategy	ENT301	3
4	ENT449	Contemporary Topics in Entrepreneurship	ENT301	3
5	ACT425	Managerial Accounting	ACT321	3
6	ECN331	Managerial Economics	MAT101 – ECN202	3
7	ECN438	Feasibility Studies	ECN202 – FIN201 – MRK101 – STA201	3
8	MRK332	Professional Selling and Sales Management	MRK101	3
9	MRK435	Distribution Strategy and Retail Channels	MRK101 – SCM311	3
10	MRK333	Customer Relationship Management	MRK321	3
11	MRK425	Digital Marketing and Social Media Management	MRK321	3
12	MRK439	Entrepreneurial Marketing	MRK101	3

Students interested in a minor can choose from Finance, Accounting, Marketing Management and Communications, Business Intelligence, Human Resource Management, Economics, and Supply Chain Management. (12credit hour’s equivalent to 4 courses)

Students must select 4 courses offered by the department (9 credit hours equivalent to 3 from required courses and 3 credit hours equivalent to 1 from elective course).