Entrepreneurship

Currently, this program is not accepting applications.

As a student in the Herberger Business School's entrepreneurship program you'll learn how to become an effective and successful entrepreneur in a diverse, global economy that needs small business leaders willing to develop new ideas and new industries. You'll graduate with the conceptual tools and the management, finance, law, marketing, technology and customer service skills needed to launch new ventures that will generate economic growth and prosperity. Our program is an incubator for entrepreneurial adventurers who want to start their own business, open a franchise, or work in an emerging or high-growth industry.

Program Requirements Entrepreneurship in the Herberger Business School

Program Highlights

• Herberger Business School students' studies take place amid modern technology with easy access to advising, career and counseling services.
• Herberger faculty nurture students' creative potential and build their critical-thinking skills.
• Students graduate with a solid understanding of business opportunities and the development of business plans. They leave prepared to make meaningful contributions to society.

Program Distinctions

• Herberger Business School is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) at the bachelor’s and master’s degree levels. The Business School has been accredited for more than 45 years.
• Faculty in Herberger Business School have been published in some of the most prestigious and influential professional journals and presented at conferences nationally and worldwide.
• Notable alumnus: Rob Weber '08 is senior vice president and co-founder of NativeX, a Sartell company named one of the state's 10 fastest-growing businesses by Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal in 2013.