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The entrepreneurship minor provides you with strong business knowledge and skills with an emphasis on innovation and problem solving.

The entrepreneurship minor is a very rigorous program that involves you in business plan creation, idea generation, new product development, investment acquisition decisions and small business management. Expect to be engaged in case learning and hands-on instruction in the classroom and projects that advance your understanding of entrepreneurial leadership and innovation. This minor will prepare you to succeed in a rapidly changing world.

You will be exposed to entrepreneurial thinking, opportunity identification, capital funding and other aspects of the entrepreneurial process applicable in business startups, as well as in existing businesses, governmental organizations and nonprofits.

Entrepreneurship Minor Course Work

The Entrepreneurship minor provides students with the same basic business knowledge and skills as the Business Minor, but with a strong emphasis on innovation and problem-solving.  Students will be exposed to entrepreneurial   thinking, opportunity identification, capital funding, and other aspects of the entrepreneurial process applicable in business start-ups, as well as in existing businesses, governmental organizations, and nonprofits.  This minor will prepare students to succeed as innovators and value creators in a rapidly changing world. For complete course descriptions, visit the catalog.

  • ACCT 200 - Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
  • ENTR 337 - Issues in Entrepreneurship 
  • ENTR 433 - Small Business Management 
  • FINA 311 - Financial Management 
  • MKTG 205 - Principles of Marketing 

  • ENTR 336 - Product Design & Development 
  • MGMT 305 - Organizational Behavior 
  • MGMT 370 - International Business 
  • MKTG 370 - Services Marketing 

AACSB accredited

The John L. Grove College of Business is internationally accredited by the most prestigious business-accrediting agency, AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. Shippensburg University offers small class sizes and plenty of opportunities for one-on-one contact with faculty members. Classes are taught by professionals with both a strong theoretical understanding of business administration and a working knowledge of modern accounting practices. Our faculty has a diverse range of professional backgrounds, including government financial management, personal finance, portfolio analysis and more.

Contact the Management, Marketing and Entrepreneurship Department

Grove Hall 224 Phone: 717-477-1439