Entrepreneurship Major (BBA)

Class Type: Classroom

The Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship (BBA Entrepreneurship) equips and encourages students to succeed in their entrepreneurial ideas and pursuits. This degree gives students the option to focus on traditional entrepreneurship, social entrepreneurship, or business as mission. Practically, students are taught to identify where business opportunities exist, develop new ideas, recognize niches within their industries, and create business plans to support their ventures. DBU offers many events for networking, both in the general business world and the entrepreneurship community. Those who graduate from DBU with a BBA Entrepreneurship degree have the freedom and flexibility of working for themselves or an employer in almost any industry, including small business franchising, nonprofit management, general management, and new venture development.

• Total Credit Hours: 120 Minimum
• Program Length: 4 Years (average) for full-time students
• Course Descriptions

The purpose of the major in Entrepreneurship is to equip students with an exceptional, Christ-centered education in entrepreneurship so that they can become ethical leaders in the global economy. We help students translate theory into practice with a focus on serving the needs of others. Our approach seeks to integrate the latest research with the timeless truths of Scripture to help students navigate the startup and entrepreneurial business world from a Christian perspective.