Bachelor Of Business Administration - Entrepreneurship (Optional Co-op)

Program overview

The Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship at UNB is designed for those who aspire to become successful entrepreneurs. This program emphasizes creativity, innovation, and strategic thinking, equipping students with the essential skills to recognize opportunities, refine ideas, and launch businesses. Even if you do not plan to run your own business, the program prepares you to contribute to organizations and communities effectively. UNB has been recognized as Canada's most entrepreneurial university, providing a rich entrepreneurial ecosystem that enhances the learning experience.

Program structure

The Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship program is structured to provide a comprehensive education over a four-year period. Students will engage in a variety of learning experiences, including:

• Hands-on learning through an annual business plan competition, where winners can receive cash prizes to launch their startups.
• A Co-operative Education (Co-op) program that includes a minimum of three four-month work terms, accredited by the Canadian Association for Co-operative Education.
• Specialization options through a concentration in entrepreneurship at the Fredericton campus.

This program not only focuses on theoretical knowledge but also emphasizes practical skills that are vital for success in the entrepreneurial landscape.

Featured Experiences

• Participation in a Venture Assessment course, collaborating with the New Brunswick Innovation Foundation (NBIF) to assess startups for investment readiness.
• Opportunity to analyze applications from UNB-led startups and recommend real cash investments from the Fraser Student Venture Fund.
• Engagement with prestigious faculty members and prominent business leaders through partnerships and competitions.
• Access to an annual business plan competition that encourages innovation and entrepreneurial spirit.

Career Options

• Social Ideas Enabler: Work with organizations to develop and implement social initiatives that drive community change.
• Entrepreneur: Start and manage your own business, bringing innovative ideas to market.
• Business Consultant: Provide expert advice to businesses on strategy, operations, and growth opportunities.
• Marketing Manager: Oversee marketing strategies and campaigns to promote products and services effectively.
• Product Manager: Lead the development and marketing of new products, ensuring they meet customer needs and market demands.

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