Whether you’re interested in international development, financial analysis, public policy, or environmental economics, this program equips you with a foundation in ethical leadership, sustainability, and global citizenship.
Entrepreneurship
Minor
Why Study Entrepreneurship at Goshen College?
As an entrepreneurship minor at Goshen College, you’ll gain the skills and experience needed to turn your ideas into action. Whether you aspire to launch a startup, manage a family business, innovate within a larger organization, or become a social entrepreneur, this program will empower you to lead with creativity and confidence.
At Goshen College, you’ll master the essentials of business management while cultivating your entrepreneurial mindset. Through hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world projects, you’ll build a solid foundation in innovation, marketing, finance, and operations. With small class sizes and personalized support, your ideas and passions will always take center stage.
Career Paths
Graduates with an entrepreneurship degree from Goshen College pursue careers such as:
- Small Business Owner
- Startup Founder
- Marketing Manager
- Operations Director
- Social Entrepreneur
- Business Consultant
Many go on to graduate school or join family businesses. The practical and ethical foundation gained here prepares you to succeed in diverse professional settings.
Credits and Requirements
You’ll take core business courses with a special emphasis on innovation and business development, providing you with the knowledge and skills to succeed as an entrepreneur.
Hands-On Learning Opportunities
From day one, you’ll dive into hands-on learning. You’ll have the opportunity to participate in internships, bring your business ideas to life, and connect with local entrepreneurs. Many students manage real businesses through GC programs like Java Junction, a student-run coffee shop, and FiveCore Media, a video production company. Additionally, you’ll take part in field trips, business plan competitions, and entrepreneurial events that will expand your experience and network. Students may also apply for grant funding from the business department to launch a new venture.
Scholarships
As an Entrepreneurship student, you may be eligible for business department scholarships such as the Sauder scholarship.
Facilities & Resources
Entrepreneurship students have access to cutting-edge resources, including collaborative classrooms and student-run enterprises. Java Junction and FiveCore Media offer leadership and management opportunities right on campus.