Bachelor of Commerce - Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurial activity drives innovation, productivity, and economic growth, but an unpredictable business climate and unproven products can result in significant challenges. Building on solid conceptual foundations, students in the Entrepreneurship specialization study the economic drivers of innovation and new ventures, financial models, creative thinking, and problem solving. This specialization is for anyone interested in creating new ventures or affecting disruptive change in existing companies. In the New Venture Design course, students from the UBC Sauder School of Business, Applied Science and other faculties work in interdisciplinary teams to design a venture, build a prototype, and develop the business model required to raise funding and possibly launch the venture.

Graduation from a university-preparatory program at a senior secondary school Higher Secondary School Certificate awarded on completion of Standard XII. Certificates must be official. Photocopies are acceptable if certified by school principal, head, or counsellor. Notarized copies are not acceptable.