The New York Times Magazine Ranks Salem College No. 2 in the Nation for Economic Diversity
September 12, 2023
WINSTON-SALEM, NC (SEPTEMBER 12, 2023)—In its Education Issue, The New York Times Magazine ranked Salem College No.
Business Entrepreneurship
The minor in business entrepreneurship provides non-business majors with the background needed to nurture an innovative product or service idea and grow it into a new business opportunity. The minor will also help non-business majors who envision being self-employed in their own small businesses which grow out of their passions for arts and science.
Program Faculty
Kendra Wise
Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Director of the Center for Women in Business and Entrepreneurship
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Overview
Courses in business entrepreneurship are offered as part of the Business Administration Program. Although there is no major in business entrepreneurship, it may be chosen as either a minor or a concentration area within the business administration major.
Major/Minor
Business Entrepreneurship Minor
This minor is not available to students who are taking a business entrepreneurship concentration in the business administration major. This is an example of course requirements. Actual requirements depend on the year declared and can be found in the academic catalogs.
Required Courses:
- BUAD 201. Principles of Management (3 hrs)
- ECON 100. Principles of Econ (4 hrs) or ACCT 120. Principles of Financial Acct (3 hrs)
- ENTR 120. Foundations of Entrepreneurship (3 hrs)
- ENTR 310. Entrepreneurship: Managing Technology and Innovation (3 hrs)
- ENTR 320. Entrepreneurship and Business Plans (3 hrs)
- MKTG 230. Principles of Marketing (3 hrs)
A minimum of three courses must be taken at Salem.
No more than three courses, regardless of semester hours, may be counted toward both a student’ s major and a minor.
Courses in business entrepreneurship are offered as part of the Business Administration Program. Although there is no major in business entrepreneurship, it may be chosen as either a minor or a concentration area within the business administration major.
Business Entrepreneurship Minor
This minor is not available to students who are taking a business entrepreneurship concentration in the business administration major. This is an example of course requirements. Actual requirements depend on the year declared and can be found in the academic catalogs.
Required Courses:
- BUAD 201. Principles of Management (3 hrs)
- ECON 100. Principles of Econ (4 hrs) or ACCT 120. Principles of Financial Acct (3 hrs)
- ENTR 120. Foundations of Entrepreneurship (3 hrs)
- ENTR 310. Entrepreneurship: Managing Technology and Innovation (3 hrs)
- ENTR 320. Entrepreneurship and Business Plans (3 hrs)
- MKTG 230. Principles of Marketing (3 hrs)
A minimum of three courses must be taken at Salem.
No more than three courses, regardless of semester hours, may be counted toward both a student’ s major and a minor.
See our Academic Catalog for all of our course offerings.