Entrepreneurship and Family Enterprise

Studying with one of the largest Bachelor of Commerce programs in the country gives you some distinct advantages. You can focus your studies in a traditional field such as Accounting, Marketing, Finance, and Human Resources. Or you can branch out into some of the unique and non-traditional majors such as Business Economics & Law, East Asian Studies, Entrepreneurship & Family Enterprise, Retailing & Services, and Management Information Systems. In the classroom, you can expect to find professors who challenge you to put ideas to work. Team and project work is a strong component of all of our classes, with our professors often playing a role as coach, mentor, moderator and information resource.If youпПХre entering business school with the dream and determination to start and run your own business; diligently pursuing a career that will lead you up the corporate ladder to executive positions; interested in a professional program such as law or an MBA, or in public service routes and government positions; or if your own family has a business, this major is for you. You may not realize that the majority of businesses worldwide are actually family firms and you will, at some point in your career, find yourself starting, working for, or advising a family business. If youпПХre an aspiring entrepreneur, understanding how to mobilize your familial resources will put you ahead of the game.

Field of study: Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies