Entrepreneurship B.Sc.

The Entrepreneurship B.Sc. program is designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to thrive in the dynamic world of business and innovation. This comprehensive program provides a solid foundation in entrepreneurship principles, business management, and strategic thinking, empowering students to navigate the challenges and opportunities of starting and growing their own ventures. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge, practical application, and real-world case studies, students will develop a deep understanding of the entrepreneurial process and gain the tools needed to turn innovative ideas into successful businesses. Whether aspiring to launch their own startups or drive innovation within existing organizations, this program prepares students to become creative, adaptable, and forward-thinking entrepreneurs.

Aims and Objectives: The aim of the Entrepreneurship B.Sc. program is to cultivate a new generation of entrepreneurial leaders who can drive economic growth, innovation, and social impact. The program is designed to achieve the following objectives:

1. Develop Entrepreneurial Mindset: Foster an entrepreneurial mindset characterized by creativity, resilience, problem-solving, and a willingness to take calculated risks.
2. Enhance Business Management Skills: Equip students with foundational business management skills, including strategic planning, marketing, finance, operations, and human resource management, necessary for launching and managing successful ventures.
3. Foster Innovation and Creativity: Stimulate students' innovative thinking and creative problem-solving abilities, enabling them to identify market opportunities, develop innovative business ideas, and create value in rapidly changing environments.
4. Cultivate Ethical and Sustainable Practices: Promote ethical and socially responsible entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of sustainable business practices, social impact, and responsible leadership.
5. Encourage Collaborative and Networking Abilities: Foster teamwork, collaboration, and networking skills, enabling students to effectively collaborate with diverse stakeholders, build partnerships, and access valuable resources and expertise.

Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of the Entrepreneurship B.Sc. program, students will be able to:

1. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurship theories, principles, and best practices.
2. Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to identify business opportunities, evaluate market potential, and develop viable business plans.
3. Utilize effective communication and presentation skills to articulate business ideas, pitch to investors, and engage with stakeholders.
4. Employ strategic management techniques to launch, scale, and manage entrepreneurial ventures.
5. Apply ethical and sustainable practices in business operations, taking into account environmental, social, and governance considerations.
6. Collaborate effectively with diverse teams and leverage networking opportunities to support business growth and innovation.
7. Adapt to and navigate the challenges of the entrepreneurial ecosystem, demonstrating resilience, agility, and a willingness to embrace change.
8. Evaluate and manage risks associated with entrepreneurial ventures, employing appropriate risk mitigation strategies.

1. Original Waec, or Neco certificate
2. Online/computer print of waec with scratch card attached
3. Transcript from previous university
4. Jamb result (Optional)
5. Two passport photos
6. Valid form of identification: [international passport, Voter’s Card, NIN, etc…]
7. Birth Certificate or Local government ID

Career Opportunities for Entrepreneurship B.Sc. Graduates:

1. Startup Founder/Entrepreneur: Graduates can start their own businesses and become entrepreneurs, applying their knowledge and skills to identify market opportunities, develop innovative business ideas, and build successful ventures.
2. Business Development Manager: Graduates can work as business development managers, responsible for identifying and pursuing growth opportunities for existing companies. They can contribute to expanding market reach, establishing strategic partnerships, and driving revenue growth.
3. Innovation Manager: Graduates can work as innovation managers in established organizations, leading initiatives to foster a culture of innovation, drive product development, and explore new business opportunities.
4. Small Business Consultant: Graduates can provide consulting services to small businesses, offering expertise in areas such as business planning, market research, financial management, and growth strategies.
5. Venture Capitalist/Investor: Graduates with a strong understanding of entrepreneurship and business growth can work as venture capitalists or investors, providing funding and mentorship to promising startups.
6. Social Entrepreneur: Graduates can pursue careers as social entrepreneurs, starting ventures that address social or environmental challenges while also generating sustainable revenue.
7. Entrepreneurship Educator: Graduates can become entrepreneurship educators, teaching and mentoring aspiring entrepreneurs in academic institutions or entrepreneurship training programs.
8. Business Incubator Manager: Graduates can work in business incubators or accelerators, providing guidance, resources, and mentorship to early-stage startups, helping them grow and succeed.
9. Product Manager: Graduates can work as product managers, responsible for developing and managing product lines, conducting market research, and driving product innovation within organizations.
10. Corporate Innovation Manager: Graduates can work in corporations, leading innovation initiatives, fostering a culture of intrapreneurship, and exploring new business opportunities to keep the organization competitive in the market.
11. E-commerce Entrepreneur: Graduates can specialize in e-commerce and start their own online businesses or work in roles related to e-commerce operations, digital marketing, and customer experience.
12. Business Analyst: Graduates can work as business analysts, analyzing market trends, conducting market research, and providing strategic insights to support decision-making within organizations.
13. Strategic Partnerships Manager: Graduates can work in roles focused on developing strategic partnerships and collaborations, facilitating business growth and expansion through effective relationship-building.
14. Franchise Owner/Operator: Graduates can explore opportunities in franchise ownership or operation, leveraging established business models and systems to run their own business.
15. Entrepreneurial Support Organizations: Graduates can work in organizations that provide support and resources to entrepreneurs, such as entrepreneurship centers, startup incubators, and innovation hubs.

The program cost at Yonevas Open University typically includes tuition fees, administrative fees, and access to digital learning resources. These resources includes course materials, online libraries, and other digital platforms that support the learning process. The cost structure may vary depending on the specific program and its duration.

Program length	Medium	Est. Cost	Begin/Term	Award Offered
8 semesters	Virtual	#84,000	Sept./Feb	Bachelors