BSc in Business - Entrepreneurship in New York United States | New York University

As digital technologies reshape the future of work in the coming decades, entrepreneurial mindset and abilities will become essential for career success. This dual concentration cultivates the outlook and connections needed to thrive as a startup creator, make informed venture capital decisions, and shape innovation policies. Entrepreneurship is only available as a secondary concentration. Students must choose a primary concentration to complement their Entrepreneurship focus.

NYU Stern School of Business provides a STEM-designated Bachelor of Science degree that blends rigorous business training with a liberal arts foundation. This program equips tomorrow's business professionals with the capabilities, knowledge, and intellectual depth required to excel in today's rapidly evolving business world. The coursework highlights international viewpoints, ethical practices, corporate responsibility, along with strong communication and relationship-building skills. Instruction is delivered by distinguished faculty and renowned business experts in New York, across the nation, and internationally.

Stern undergraduates can select electives from throughout NYU to expand their academic horizons. They may also opt for a minor or second major in the College of Arts & Science spanning disciplines from psychology to visual arts, or pursue minors at Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, & Human Development, Tisch School of the Arts, Tandon School of Engineering, or Silver School of Social Work. Additionally, students can engage in Stern's numerous cross-disciplinary minors offered in collaboration with the College of Arts & Science, Steinhardt School of Culture, Education & Human Development, Tisch School of the Arts, and Wagner Graduate School of Public Service. Stern also provides extensive semester-long study abroad options and short-term intensive global experiences.