Dalhousie University

Overview

Dalhousie University offers a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) with a Major in Entrepreneurship (Co-op) designed to transform your innovative ideas into successful business ventures. This program emphasizes foundational business skills, encourages innovative thinking, and provides valuable hands-on experience through co-op work terms. Graduates emerge with practical knowledge and entrepreneurial skills essential for launching and managing their own enterprises.

• Degree: Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) with Major in Entrepreneurship (Co-op)
• Co-op format: Mandatory co-op including three paid work terms
• Delivery: On-campus (Faculty of Management)
• Credits: Structured as a standard undergraduate commerce degree (verify specific requirements with the university)
• Language of instruction: English
• Application: Submit through Dalhousie’s admissions process

What you'll study

The BCom Entrepreneurship (Co-op) program integrates core commerce courses with specialized training in entrepreneurship and innovation, complemented by a mandatory work-integrated learning component.

Typical academic focus

• Business in a Global Context
• New Venture Creation
• Management Skills Development
• Advanced Quantitative Decision Making
• International Business Strategy

Co-op work terms

As part of the program, you will complete three paid co-op work terms, each typically lasting four months.

• These placements may involve working with start-ups, engaging in product development, or participating in entrepreneurial settings.
• Eligible students might have the opportunity to undertake an Entrepreneurial Work Term that aligns with their own business ideas during one of the work terms.
• Some students opt to pursue additional Entrepreneurial Work Terms to refine their business model and operations.

Curriculum details

For a comprehensive list of courses, prerequisites, and a detailed year-by-year plan, please consult the official Dalhousie program curriculum.

Entry requirements

Specific GRE or GMAT scores are not required for this undergraduate program. Please check with Dalhousie University for any updates regarding admission criteria.

Career prospects

Graduates of the BCom with a Major in Entrepreneurship can expect a wide range of career opportunities. Equipped with essential skills in business management, innovation, and real-world experience, they may pursue roles in start-ups, corporate management, or even launch their own ventures. The program prepares students to thrive in various entrepreneurial and business environments, ensuring they are ready to meet the challenges of the modern business landscape.