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Entrepreneurship & Business Development

60.6

million people in the US are employed by small businesses

75%

of small business owners are “very happy” with their work lives

54%

of entrepreneurs value soft skills in communication, problem solving and time management

Career Paths for this Degree Include:

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Required Courses:
  • EBD 380 - Entrepreneurship
  • EBD 480 - Managing Emerging Ventures
  • EBD 481 - Entrepreneurial Finance and Valuation
  • EBD 490 - Business Development and Commercialization
Choose one of the following:
  • MGT 354 - Managing Innovation and Technology
  • MGT 356 - Human Resource Management
Plus, choose two courses from the following:
  • BLA 461 - Commercial Law
  • MGT 354 - Managing Innovation and Technology 
  • EBD 383 - Entrepreneurship Analytics
  • EBD 482 - Global Entrepreneurship and Exporting
  • EBD 491 - Directed Individual Study
  • EBD 495 - Topics in Entrepreneurship and Business Development
  • MGT 351 - Green Business and Sustainable Enterprise
  • MGT 355 - Ethics in Management
  • MGT 357 - Hospitality Management
  • MGT 459 - Negotiation
  • MKT 348 - Professional Selling
  • MGT 356 - Human Resource Management

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We go beyond traditional classrooms, providing hands-on experiences that transform knowledge into action. Our commitment to applied learning empowers students to bridge theory with real-world challenges. We offer a range of opportunities specific to our accounting and business law students such as:

  • Business trips to visit selected firms in Charlotte
  • Meet the Firms events
  • Business Week Career Fair and dinner 
  • Coaching and interview preparation from experienced professionals
  • Resume assistance to tailor to industry expectations
  • Opportunity to volunteer to assist taxpayers with filing taxes in our VITA program
  • Student organizations and more!

 Applied Learning Opportunities

We place a high priority on preparing students for internships and providing networking opportunities to meet potential employers. Providing all the opportunities you'll need to make connections that matter. Our students are highly successful securing opportunities with all of the Big 4 accounting firms and other leading firms throughout the region and industry.

We also have a dedicated Career Sucess Center within Cameron that helps our students discover their passions and achieve their professional career goals by providing career coaching and consultation as well as helping aid in your job search. 

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The Cameron Executive Network (CEN) is a volunteer network made up of current and retired business executives who are dedicated to enhancing the education and career development of undergraduate Cameron School of Business students through individual mentoring.

Get Involved in CEN

Entrepreneur Student Spotlight: Caleb Pike, Class of 2024

Entrepreneur Student Spotlight: Caleb Pike, Class of 2024

“The Cameron School of Business taught me that entrepreneurship isn’t just about starting a business—it’s about shaping ideas, solving problems, and embracing uncertainty. It gave me both the confidence to take risks and the skills to make them count.”

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Dr. Jessica Magnus, Department Chair