With SNHU’s Bachelor of Business Administration with a specialization in Entrepreneurship, you’ll gain crucial skills such as critical thinking, economics, finance, organizational leadership, business communication and management through the lens of starting a business. The curriculum integrates real-world case studies of successful entrepreneurial ventures to help you learn through practice.

Backed by the business core, the entrepreneurship specialization hones in on the accounting, human resources, financing and marketing tasks entrepreneurs or startup team members need to drive an idea to success. You will get a chance to simulate a business startup by building a full business plan toward the end of your degree to help you apply your knowledge to a real business idea.

This online degree from an accredited U.S. university offers you the chance to tailor your skill set to pursue entrepreneurship from India while getting a global education. Designed by experts in their fields and taught by Indian SNHU faculty members, you will get both a global and Indian perspective on what it takes to succeed in the business world.

Getting your business degree in entrepreneurship means that you can earn a degree from a U.S. accredited university without the costs associated with studying abroad or the logistics of planning a move and getting a visa. SNHU is offering our online programs to students in India to expand access to high-quality higher education.

As a student in the online Bachelor of Business Administration with a specialization in Entrepreneurship course, you will get the same quality of content as on-campus and online U.S. students. SNHU’s online programs in India are specifically designed to ensure you can excel in both the domestic and international job markets. Our subjects are led by Indian faculty with experience in the field and apply both relevant data and case studies to give you real-world expertise you can apply immediately.

If you have completed undergraduate subjects before attending SNHU, you may be eligible to transfer up to 90 equivalent credits toward your 120-credit undergraduate degree. Learn more about this process and contact an advisor to get started.