Business Management with an innovation and entrepreneurship pathway, covering new venture creation and innovation management.
Graduates with a degree in Business Management (Innovation and Entrepreneurship) are well-prepared for a range of dynamic career paths, particularly in environments that value creative thinking and business innovation. Career and employability opportunities include: Entrepreneur: Starting and running your own business, developing new products or services, and managing many aspects of your new business venture. Social Entrepreneur: Focusing on starting ventures that address social issues and contribute to community well-being while operating on a business model. Innovation / NPD Manager: Leading initiatives to develop new products/services, processes, or business models within an organisation to drive growth and competitive advantage. Corporate Entrepreneurship (Intrapreneur): Driving innovation within a larger corporation by developing new processes, products/services, or ventures as an internal entrepreneur. Business Development Manager: Identifying and creating business opportunities for growth, including partnerships, new market entry, and product/service development. Crowdfunding Specialist: Managing crowdfunding campaigns for new projects or startups, utilising crowdfunding platforms to raise funds from the public. Crowdsourcing Specialist: Managing crowdsourcing campaigns for new projects or startups, utilising crowdsourcing platforms to generate innovation from the public. Incubator Manager: Operating business incubators that support startups and entrepreneurs in their early stages by providing resources, mentorship, and funding. Franchise Developer: Helping businesses expand through franchising, managing the franchising process, and supporting franchisees. Venture Capitalist: Working with venture capital firms to evaluate potential investment opportunities in startups and manage investment portfolios. Research and Development Manager: Directing projects that focus on innovation and development of new technologies or products. Commercialisation Specialist: Working to bring new products or innovations to market, ensuring that they are commercially viable and meet market demands. Startup Advisor/Consultant: Providing expert advice to startups on strategy, fundraising, marketing, and operations to help them grow and succeed. Corporate Innovation Consultant: Helping organisations implement innovative methods, cultivate a culture of creativity, and stay ahead in competitive markets.
Start Date
January, September
Duration
3 years
Qualification
BA (Hons)
Subject Area
Business & Finance
Study Pattern
Full time
Delivery Format
In person