For more information about the Entrepreneurship Certificate, contact Paul Benedict.
Entrepreneurship Certificate
The undergraduate Entrepreneurship Certificate exposes non-business majors to entrepreneurship and cultivates an entrepreneurial mindset. By earning a certificate, you will learn the tools for success in starting a business. A primary focus of the program is allowing the student to tailor the program to their individual program of study.
The Entrepreneurship Certificate is offered through the Center for Entrepreneurship, a partnership between the College of Business and Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Affairs. Ohio University's Center for Entrepreneurship empowers students to turn ideas into action.
This Entrepreneurship Certificate program is intended only for students who are not enrolled in a Bachelor of Business Administration degree program. (BBA students should pursue the Entrepreneurship Major.)
Admission Requirements
Students who wish to pursue the Entrepreneurship Certificate must apply by completing the Update of Program form.
Students in the certificate program are required to maintain an overall G.P.A. of 2.0 in certificate courses. The Entrepreneurship Certificate will be awarded to students who have fulfilled all certificate requirements.
Curriculum
The Entrepreneurship Certificate program requires a minimum of 15 hours to complete.
View full coursework and curriculum requirements in the official Academic Catalog.
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