Bachelor of Commerce in Entrepreneurship and Innovation (Honours) (Co-op)

Entrepreneurship is about creating value through identifying opportunities and subsequently gathering and managing resources to exploit these opportunities. Students in the Entrepreneurship major are exposed to this process in contexts such as new venture startup, social initiatives, small business management and family business. Students will encounter questions including What is creativity and how does it relate to entrepreneurship. What is opportunity and how do businesses start in response to perceived opportunities. How does family involvement impact the business and family. he EntrepreneurshipSmall Business Major has many unique aspects. For example, we offer a diverse range of entrepreneurship-related electives including a course on Entrepreneurial Leadership as exemplified by recipients of the University of Manitobas International Distinguished Entrepreneur Award. The award has been given to leading entrepreneurs, such as Richard Branson, Anita Roddick and Howard Schultz. In addition, we periodically offer specialized courses on topics such as Creativity, Social Entrepreneurship and Indigenous Entrepreneurship. Students are also offered direct hands-on learning experiences and exercises that are unique to the U of M. These exercises include developing business plans for purchasing existing businesses, launching new ventures based on cutting edge technologies, proposing a new app for the iPhone, and prototyping, pitching, and then validating a new design for a paper aircraft (Kitty Hawk in the Classroom). Students from our program also hold the distinction of winning more competitive business plan competitions than any other school Worldwide.Co-op options.

An equivalent minimum average of 85 over the following senior level courses, with no less than 70 in each courseEnglishPre-Calculus MathematicsA third academic courseA fourth academic courseYou must have an IB diploma with all of the followingoverall minimum grade of 24three courses at the higher level (HL)three courses at the standard level (SL)no grades below a 3 (IB)