Entrepreneurship Careers
An entrepreneurship degree is perfect for the type of person who has always wanted to work for themselves, has plenty of drive and determination and isn’t afraid to take ownership of their decisions. Depending on your education level, you can earn a bachelor’s, MBA (Master’s in Business Administration) or graduate certificate in entrepreneurship. Coursework intensifies and varies according to degree and ranges from marketing, communications and accounting to management, business plan writing and client acquisition. Regardless, once you earn your entrepreneurship degree, the career choices are endless as the opportunities ahead are the ones you will create.
Employment Opportunities
Entrepreneurs work in a wide range of fields, including:
- Technology
- Retail
- Food service
- Real estate
- Import/export
Skills
Entrepreneurs utilize a wide range of skills, including:
- Communicating with others
- Problem solving
- Critical thinking
- Management
- Meticulous record-keeping & organization
Industry Spotlight
Launching an entrepreneurial venture has become a common occurrence for people of all economic levels. Start-up businesses span many industries ranging from retail and real estate to technology and daycare, among others. Many start a business due to today’s wavering business climate, while others look to simply earn additional income. Some prefer franchising – buying into an existing business-model that provides marketing, administrative and product support, while others prefer to start their business from the ground-up. There are many risks to becoming an entrepreneur, however, if planned, budgeted and executed properly, the rewards will far outweigh the risks taken.
