Master of Business Administration - Entrepreneurship and Small Business

It is surprising to realize that a large part of the entire American economy relies mainly on small businesses. According to the latest labor force survey, small businesses employ a majority of the population in both urban and rural areas. Small businesses are also the most reliable channels of monetary transactions, allowing efficient transfer of money from business firm to another. Starting a small business is risky because of the tight competition and unfriendly market conditions. Having the right tools will allow an entrepreneur to ensure the survival and expansion of his small business.

Keeping this in mind, South University's Master of Business Administration with special focus on Entrepreneurship and Small Business allows future entrepreneurs the practical skills and theoretical knowledge they will need when establishing a business of their own. It allows students to learn how to address the contemporary business issues they will face using the concepts and ideas discussed in class.

This program is led by faculty members who themselves are top ranked entrepreneurs. Discussions include insights on the best business practices being utilized today and several ideas on what makes a small business successful.