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Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration: Entrepreneurship Emphasis

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Take the Big Leap

Discover the expansive horizons of entrepreneurship.

Our Business Administration major with an emphasis Entrepreneurship is designed to help entrepreneurs like you be prepared for the future—whether you seek to start-up a new and innovative business, help run a family business, add to the growing trend of small businesses or be intrapreneurs in corporate firms.

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In-Demand

Our program will teach you the ins and outs of owning a business so you can take control of your career.

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Year after year, College Factual rates UW-Green Bay as one of the best values nationally.

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Where Dreams Take Flight

Turn your ideas into action.

Starting your own business might feel overwhelming, but we’re here to support your vision. Partnerships with local organizations that want to drive innovation in Northeast Wisconsin mean you’ll have more opportunities. Our professors, many of whom are successful business owners themselves, understand the importance of hands-on learning beyond the classroom. They create an environment where your entrepreneurial ambitions can thrive and your groundbreaking ideas can flourish.

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What Entrepreneurship Entails

Learn more about how to make the most of your degree.

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Business Administration

As an emphasis in the Business Administration major, our Entrepreneurship program benefits from innovative research and partnerships with local organizations.

Business Admin

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It Pairs Well

Many students will pursue more than one undergraduate program in business by adding just a few extra courses! We offer master level programs, too.

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Get the Credit You Deserve

Because of our partnerships with local technical colleges like NWTC and FVTC, we have a generous credit transfer policy.

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Fund Your Future

One easy application means you’ll be considered for all UW-Green Bay scholarships so you can offset the cost of college education.

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The Cofrin School of Business offers a variety of events to build your resume, network and develop essential professional skills.

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Learn from Local Experts

Designed for first generation students, the Mentoring Project connects students and professional mentors.

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Push the Boundaries

Regional interest paved the way for our Master of Science in Supply Chain Management. Northeast Wisconsin is a major hub for supply chain management, and businesses throughout the region are clamoring for professionals with the knowledge to solve challenges and innovate solutions. With our 100% online program, you can complete a graduate degree in 2 years, with summers off.

Earn Your Master's in Supply Chain Management

Sydney Gang, Major in Business Administration (Emphasis in Entrepreneurship)

Go beyond Your Degree

"I love all the emphases I can choose from. I was able to choose entrepreneurship because I love all the aspects of starting a business. It really helped me focus on taking classes that I found enjoyable and motivated me to go beyond my degree."

Sydney Gang '23
Major in Business Administration (Emphasis in Entrepreneurship)

Nischal Thapa

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Meet Nischal Thapa, a professor in our business administration program. He’s committed to student success, so if you have questions, he can help.

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