University of Canberra
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Courses included
The Bachelor of Business (Entrepreneurship and Innovation) aims to provide you with the skills needed to succeed in either a start-up environment or within an organisation embarking on significant change. You’ll investigate business behaviour, such as creativity, risk taking and sustainability, in a range of contexts and environments, and will develop a solid grounding in business theory.
The course provides a strong base of critical and creative thinking and cognitive flexibility for problem solving, and you’ll study topics including management, government and business relations, as well as the impact of strategy, leadership, marketing, cultural, workforce issues, commercialisation and globalisation on business. At the conclusion of the course, you’ll have acquired solid communication, collaborative and co-production skills which will allow you to develop and manage networks, operate with integrity in an ethical manner, and lead business and innovation projects with confidence.
Business, entrepreneurship and innovation, management.
Entrepreneur, company director, general manager, chief executive officer, angel investor, business manager, innovation manager, business development manager, business consultant, government policy adviser, commercialisation manager, venture capitalist, product development manager, corporate policy adviser.
Please note that internships and the International Business Study Tour options require either in-person placement hours in a business or on an overseas
study tour and are not offered wholly online.
The Australian Government subsidises the tuition fee for this course. The remaining balance is paid by the student. Current UC fee information.
Refer to the UC general admission criteria.
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Honours
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Flexible delivery
UC offers a selection of courses through flexible study options including online courses.