ObjectivesStudents who dream of running their own business or who plan to take over a family business can benefit from Berkeley College’s Management degree program with a concentration in Entrepreneurship. It provides invaluable insights into how others have spotted opportunities in the marketplace, capitalized on consumer needs, and built successful businesses.
Course descriptionBerkeley College’s programs in International Business provide students with the knowledge and understanding required to deal effectively with the complexities of contemporary global business environments, both multinational and multicultural.
Benefit From:
* Learning how businesses today look beyond borders to sell products as well as to source materials, products, and manufacturing
* Understanding how to compete in an interdependent world by managing cultural diversity with creative problem-solving
* Integrated foundation in international trade, marketing, and management; learn about global business practices and build an understanding of cultural and environmental contexts of international business
* Hands-on experience with software used in business
* Internship in an organization with an international orientation that allows students to apply their education in the workplace
* Seamless transition between Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees
Benefit From:
* Curriculum that emphasizes management, marketing, and financial management
* Learning to apply sound business principles in developing and evaluating ideas for business startup and expansion
* Practice preparing and evaluating a business plan
* Courses in Managing the Family Enterprise and Entrepreneurship
* Hands-on experience with technology used in business
* Internship in a small business that allows students to apply their education in the workplace
* Seamless transition between Associate’s and Bachelor’s degrees
B.S. – Business, corporate, or nonprofit founder; franchise investor or developer; start a new business or take over an existing one; manage a small business