Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Entrepreneurship, Enterprise and Innovation

About this Course

Have you thought about starting your own business or working within an enterprising context?



The course is designed to underpin future careers as entrepreneurs, innovation and enterprise researchers; or working within a dynamic business environment.



This course covers three areas of study: The entrepreneurial self in a range of different business contexts The development of entrepreneurial skills The practical application of extended entrepreneurial activity

Course Summary

Whilst on the course you will develop your academic and practical skills to enable you to: Demonstrate an understanding of how key organisations function, processes and structures contribute to organisational effectiveness Understand the components of entrepreneurial effectiveness in the context of start-ups, small business and social enterprise Structure, design and apply tools or research, analysis and decision making to evaluate opportunities and risks Demonstrate enterprising behaviours, skills and attributes, such as the ability to seek out and act on opportunity and manage projects independently Employability skills are a central focus of the course and include subject specific and generic skills and attributes. Soft skills such as communication, teamwork, presentation and people skills will be systematically developed as part of this course.