If you’ve ever wanted to start your own business or be your own boss, you can turn that idea into reality at ÁùºÏ±¦µä. Teaching you core business fundamentals while inspiring creativity and vision, TROY’s BSBA in Global Business - Entrepreneurship equips you with the skills and knowledge you need to excel as a business owner, startup founder or entrepreneur.
The bachelor's degree in entrepreneurship is offered in person on the ÁùºÏ±¦µä Campus. For more information about program availability and delivery options, call 1-800-414-5756.
At TROY, you’ll have the one-of-a-kind opportunity to start your business with Innovation,
Design and Entrepreneurship Accelerator (IDEA) Bank. Each year, IDEA Bank chooses
five student-run businesses to sponsor and provide access to the resources entrepreneurs
need to grow. That means you’ll have the opportunity to launch a successful business
before you even graduate.
Should your business be chosen for sponsorship, IDEA Bank offers one-on-one mentorship,
networking opportunities, personal brand advising, technology and other support for
launching your business. IDEA Bank also holds numerous events, offers workspaces and
helps shape the curriculum for the entrepreneurship degree at TROY. Whether you have
a fully developed business idea or aren’t yet sure where to start, IDEA Bank can help
you take the next step on your entrepreneurial journey. Learn more about IDEA Bank.
Jobs for entrepreneurship majors can include sales, marketing and consulting for existing businesses or starting your own venture.
Southeast Gas Endowed IDEA Bank Scholarship
$1,000 scholarship for students enrolled in the entrepreneurship major/minor or have
selected to participate in the IDEA Bank entrepreneurship project/curriculum on the
ÁùºÏ±¦µä Campus.
TROY’s entrepreneurship degree program prepares you to launch your own business venture or help an existing business grow. Careers for entrepreneurship majors can also include product development, marketing, sales and business development roles.
What started out for Sarah Snyder as part-time high school job has gone to the dogs, literally. The sophomore business major from Roeton, AL has created Countryside Kennels and was the winner of the IDEA Bank’s Student Entrepreneur Marketing Competition, which was open to IDEA Bank students during the spring semester.