Bachelor of Science - Entrepreneurship

Students of the program, in their first major required course, develop a feasibility study for a new venture, which is then used in subsequent courses. Tampa Bay entrepreneurs critique these business plans in a local competition and the best ones are forwarded to national competitions.

The University of Tampa's entrepreneurship program fosters the kind of outside-the-box thinking that prepares majors for success in a variety of endeavors. Self-employment is only one career option for graduates of the entrepreneurship concentration. They have started new businesses, bought existing ventures, and gone on to entrepreneurial positions in profit and not-for-profit ventures around the world. Other career options are intrapreneurship (innovation in large organizations), venture capital, and social entrepreneurship.