Bachelor of Science with a Major in Business, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Concentration

The concentration in entrepreneurship and innovation (ENIN) provides students with a broad spectrum of skills that enable them to start, manage, and grow new and/or existing businesses. Graduates are equipped to work in major organizations that develop new products, procedures, and services. The program provides students with opportunities to explore new organizational types, both for-profit and nonprofit, and to develop the skills needed to become effective consultants. The ENIN concentration emphasizes practical learning and encourages students to excel in the classroom while participating in field-related activities. Through exposure to scenarios designed to sharpen their ability to use fast-paced decision making, ENIN students are challenged to operate with success in turbulent environments. 

The following requirements must be fulfilled for the concentration in entrepreneurship and innovation: 15 credits, including 6 credits in required courses and 9 credits in selected courses. At least 9 of the 15 credits must be taken in residence. All concentration courses must be completed with a minimum grade of C-.

Concentrations are only available to GWSB students. See Concentrations under GW School of Business Undergraduate Regulations in this Bulletin for additional information.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Required
MGT 3300	Entrepreneurship
or MGT 3300W	Entrepreneurship
MGT 4003	Management of the Growing Entrepreneurial Venture 1
or MGT 4082	New Venture Initiation
Three courses (9 credits) selected from the following:
MGT 3201	Leadership in Action
MGT 3301	Small Business Management
MGT 3302	e-Entrepreneurship
MGT 3303	Women's Entrepreneurial Leadership
MGT 3305	Human Capital Sustainability
MGT 4003	Management of the Growing Entrepreneurial Venture *
or MGT 4082	New Venture Initiation
MGT 4085	Social Entrepreneurship
or MGT 6285	Social Entrepreneurship
MGT 4086	Creativity and Innovation
or MGT 6286	Creativity and Innovation
MGT 4900	Special Topics
or MGT 4900W	Special Topics
DNSC 4404	Essentials of Project Management

^*MGT 4003 and MGT 4082 can be counted as either a required or a selected course. If only one of the courses is taken, it counts as a required course. If both are taken, one counts as a required course and the other as a selected course. These courses cannot be repeated for credit.