Entrepreneurship Minor

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C.T. Bauer College of Business > Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship > Entrepreneurship Minor

The Entrepreneurship Minor provides foundational knowledge and skills required to start or grow a business, housed in the Department of Marketing and Entrepreneurship, is offered for

all business and non-business undergraduate majors at the University of Houston in traditional degree programs, and
degree-seeking undergraduate business majors in the UH Extend Online BBA.

Prerequisites

UH cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher.

Minor Requirements

Course Requirements

15 semester credit hours, to include:

ACCT 2301 - Principles of Financial Accounting Credit Hours: 3 or alternative
MARK 3336 - Introduction to Marketing Credit Hours: 3.0 or alternative
ENTR 3310 - Entrepreneurship Credit Hours: 3
or
ENTR 3311 - Technology Entrepreneurship Credit Hours: 3 and
Advanced Entrepreneurship Electives Credit Hours: 6.0
(students may consult the Entrepreneurship Advisor for electives)
with a minimum of 9 credit hours advanced, and 6 of 9 credit hours advanced must be in residence.

Note(s)

The Entrepreneurship Minor is offered for:

all business and non-business undergraduate majors at the University of Houston main campus in regular degree programs utilizing all modes of delivery (Face-to-Face, Hyflex, Synchronous Online, and Asynchronous Online), and
degree-seeking undergraduate business major in the UH Extend Online BBA, offered 100% online.

Students cannot count courses toward both the Entrepreneurship minor and toward the Entrepreneurship or Marketing major requirements or another business minor. These courses can be used to meet advanced business elective requirements.

Nonbusiness majors seeking the Entrepreneurship minor must have a grade point average at UH of 2.0 or higher at the time of filing for a minor. Students should consult the Academic Regulations for minors, including grade point average, advanced hours, and residency, on the requirements for a minor .

Undergraduate business majors in the accelerated pathway B.B.A./M.S. degree program who complete graduate courses as an undergraduate may count them toward the requirements for the B.B.A. regardless of admission to a M.S. business program toward major or minor requirements for courses with the same letter rubrics as their major or minor, or toward elective requirements of their major.