BA - Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management
Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management:
In this subject, students will gain the foundational knowledge needed to build and manage a successful small business. The course adopts a practical, hands-on approach to entrepreneurship, providing students with tools and critical-thinking skills essential for small business success.
Knowledge Core Competency:
Upon completing this subject, students are expected to discuss how to successfully launch and manage a small business.
Objectives:
- Discuss the benefits of entrepreneurship.
- Identify three levels of ethical standards.
- Explain how to establish an organizational structure that fosters creativity.
- Understand the concept of feasibility analysis.
- Discuss the value of building a strategic business plan.
- Identify various forms of business ownership.
- Differentiate between franchising and entrepreneurship.
- Understand the importance of creating a powerful bootstrap marketing plan.
- Recognize the value of building a successful financial plan.
- Discuss location options for establishing retail and service businesses.
- Explain the difference between Equity Capital and Debt Capital.
Skill Core Competency:
Upon completing this subject, students will be able to successfully launch and manage a small business.
Objectives:
- Establish an ethical framework for the organization.
- Uphold and maintain ethical standards at all times.
- Develop an organizational structure that nurtures creativity.
- Develop and test different business models.
- Create effective business plans.
- Develop solid strategic operational plans.
- Implement a business ownership method that aligns with long-term requirements.
- Execute bootstrap marketing plans.
- Develop an effective search engine optimization strategy.
- Create successful financial plans.
- Select an appropriate location and layout for the new business.