Honours Bachelor of Commerce (Option Entrepreneurship)

About this programme

The option in entrepreneurship is designed to provide students with essential skills to create and manage new ventures, contribute to high-growth enterprises, or innovate within established organizations. Learn about the innovation process, intellectual property, innovation financing, risk and barrier assessment, business planning, and product and service development. Whether a student’s ambition is to launch their first business, grown their family business or lead expansion in a thriving company, this program is designed to inspire, challenge and prepare them to succeed in the dynamic world of entrepreneurship. A maximum of 6 course units at the 1000 level can count towards this requirement. Please note that all of the HR option courses have been accredited by the HRPAO as contributing academic credits toward the CHRP designation. Students in the International Management option must complete at least 12 of the 120-unit program requirements abroad as part of an international exchange with one of the international partner institutions of the Telfer School of Management. At least one and at most two full-time semester(s) of study abroad (minimum 12 units per semester abroad) must be completed. During the exchange, students must take business courses or third language courses. The normal load of an international exchange study session is 15 units. a) any of the 12 elective units listed under the International Management option requirements, provided the courses offered at the international partner institution are considered equivalent to the corresponding Telfer School of