Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Business Management (Entrepreneurship) - with Placement Year University of Westminster - Marylebone Campus, UK

Are you passionate about innovation and eager to launch your own business, or do you want to take on a creative role in corporate new ventures to positively impact society? 

Our Business Management (Entrepreneurship) BA Honours course is designed to equip aspiring entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs with the knowledge, skills, and networks needed to succeed in today’s dynamic business landscape. With a special emphasis on innovative business development, social entrepreneurship, and sustainability. 

The course content is based on interdisciplinary academic strengths and practical applications, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of the theories and practices of entrepreneurship. You will explore the various factors that influence entrepreneurial ecosystems and enterprise success or failure, ranging from the role of the market to creativity, innovation, and knowledge.
Top reasons to study with us

• Our course content integrates academic strength from various disciplines, providing a comprehensive understanding of entrepreneurship through our Entrepreneurship Research Group and practical support from Westminster Enterprise Network.
• Teaching and learning are underpinned by cutting-edge research and a hands-on approach, equipping you with specialised knowledge to create businesses that positively impact on society while innovating your own enterprise.
• You can benefit from our academic and professional network with the Institute for Small Business and Entrepreneurship (ISBE) by connecting with professionals, entrepreneurs, and academics in small business and entrepreneurship. Access conferences and events to learn about the latest research, trends and best practices in entrepreneurship, and participate in skills development workshops and career services.
• You can get involved in our Co-Creation Projects to gain real experiences in project management and collaborative research work between students (as our student partners), academics and other stakeholders.