What Can I Do with a Major in ... Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

Description of Major

This major educates students about starting their own business, working for a small, entrepreneurial, or closely-held firm, or working for a large organization that interacts with small, entrepreneurial, and closely held firms. The College of Business has focus concentrations instead of majors that are paired with one of eight integral areas.

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Employment Opportunities

Graduates are prepared for a wide range of positions in family, private, or small businesses, as well as many other possible employers. A variety of jobs are available for entrepreneurship graduates, including:

Advertising Personnel	Appraiser
Attorney	Banker
Broker	Business Development Manager
Buyer	Communications Manager
Consultant	Corporate Trainer
Credit Manager	Customer Service Manager
Employee Benefit Specialist	Entrepreneur
Facilities Planner	Family Business Manager
Financial Advisor/Analyst	Franchise Owner/Specialist
Hotel/Motel Manager	Human Resource Specialist
Insurance Agent	Job Analyst
Loan Officer	Manager, Corporate Business
Manager, Small Business	Market Research Analyst
Marketing Specialist	Office Manager
Payroll Manager	Personnel Administrator
Product Manager	Property Manager
Purchasing Agent	Real Estate Agent
Sales Manager	Self-Employed Owner
Small Business Consultant	Small Business Owner
Special Events Coordinator	Strategic Planner
Training and Development Specialist	Writer

Some positions listed may require education or training beyond an undergraduate degree.

Additional Links

United States Association for Small Business & Entrepreneurship

International Council for Small Business

National Commission on Entrepreneurship

National Federation of Independent Business

National Small Business Council

Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council

UC Center for Entrepreneurship Education & Research

UC College of Business

This page last updated on June 6, 2008
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