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Entrepreneurship

What is Entrepreneurship?

The Entrepreneurship concentration addresses the issues an entrepreneur would face in starting their own small business. Topics addressed are specific to the unique demands of small business ownership.

Locations & Learning Options

Campus Centers, Online & Parkville

Business Administration, Entrepreneurship Concentration, B.S. – 54-69 Hours

Online

Management/Entrepreneurship B.S.

Online & Parkville

Entrepreneurship (For Business Majors), Minor – 18 Hours

Entrepreneurship (For Non-Business Majors) Minor – 24 Hours

Entrepreneurship, Certificate

Business Administration Entrepreneurship Concentration B.S.

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Management/Entrepreneurship B.S.

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Entrepreneurship (For Business Majors) Minor

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Entrepreneurship (For Non-Business Majors) Minor

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Entrepreneurship Certificate

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Kirby R. Brown


Dean, College of Management
kirby.brown@park.edu

Dr. Adrian James

Associate Dean School of Business
Professor of Management
adrian.james@park.edu

Dr. Penelope DeJong


Associate Professor of Marketing
Penelope.DeJong@Park.edu

Dr. Julia Creek


Associate Professor of International Business
jcreek@park.edu

Dr. Robert Kao


Associate Professor of Finance
rkao@park.edu

Nicholas Miceli

Dr. Nicholas Miceli


Associate Professor of Management/Human Resources
nicholas.miceli@park.edu

Dr. Peter Soule


Professor of Economics
Pete.Soule@Park.edu

Professor of Economics

Dr. Stephen Bell


Professor of Economics
stephen.bell@park.edu

AJ Lutz


Lecturer in Finance
alutz@park.edu

Lecturer in Management

Steve Modrcin


Lecturer
smodrcin@park.edu

Dr. Henry Roehrich


Professor of Management/Marketing
henry.roehrich@park.edu

Toni-Rochelle Ford

Dr. Toni-Rochelle Ford


Associate Professor, Marketing
tford@park.edu

Lecturer, Management School of Business

Marion Ricono


Lecturer in Management
mricono@park.edu

Dr. Lacey Finley


Assistant Professor of Management
lfinley@park.edu

Shape the future with a degree in Entrepreneurship

Park University’s School of Business prepares a diverse set of learners to support free enterprise in a socially responsible manner, within a global community. The Business Administration core includes courses in accounting, economics, international business, mathematics, law, policy, marketing and management. You can then choose from one of six concentrations.

Entrepreneurship career opportunities

  • Business consultant
  • Management
  • Research and development
  • Recruiter
  • Business Analyst
  • Business Owner
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A Park University Business education: a great return on your investment

Park University’s School of Business is one of the largest nonprofit business and management schools in the U.S. Our mission is to provide quality, innovative, application-based learning. As a Business Administration major, you will learn principles that cross disciplines. You’ll graduate poised to generate new ideas and make them happen.

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Park University’s degree programs are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.

Park University is a private, non-profit, institution of higher learning since 1875.