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Pamplin School of Business: Entrepreneurship Minor

The entrepreneurship minor is open to all students on campus and is interdisciplinary in nature. The program consists of two required courses and three electives for a total of 15 credit hours. The required courses include one of three courses depending on the student's major and BUS 485, which is required for all students. Before taking BUS 485, students must take the prerequisite of BUS 200 - Entrepreneurial Marketing. The electives are selected from the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Engineering, and the Pamplin School of Business Administration. Students must achieve a minimum average G.P.A. of 2.50 in their minor courses.

Professor Jon Down in China

E-Scholars and Professor Down in China, ready to enjoy a traditional Peking duck dinner, March 2009

Minor Requirements – 15 hours
All students must complete BUS 485 - Entrepreneurial Ventures (Prerequisite: BUS 200) and:
Business Majors: BUS 305 – Business Finance
Non-Business Majors: BUS 380 – Family Business & Small Business Management
E-Scholars: BUS 480 – Creating a World-Class Venture
Three of the following electives:
Hrs.	Course #	Course Title
3	BUS 364	Managing Innovation and Change
3	BUS 401	Business Administration Internship*
3	BUS 471	Integrated Marketing Communications
3	BUS 472	Personal Selling
3	BUS 481	Entrepreneur Apprenticeship (Open to E-Scholars only)
3	BUS 482	Global Entrepreneur (Open to E-Scholars only)
3	CST 333	Organizational Communication Skills
3	CST 481/ 581	Advanced Business Communications
3	DRM 471	Principles of Theatre Management
2	EGR 481	Capstone Project
2	EGR 482	Capstone Project
3	ENG 311	Advanced Writing
3	ENV 400	Integrating Seminar in Environmental Studies
*All internships for credit must be pre-approved by the director of the internship program within the Pamplin School of Business Administration.

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