Bachelor in Entrepreneurship

This bachelor's program in Entrepreneurship focuses on the knowledge and skills needed to identify business opportunities, develop new ventures, and manage growth in start-up and small business contexts. Students typically study business fundamentals such as accounting, marketing, and finance alongside specialized coursework in innovation management, venture creation, business planning, and opportunity evaluation. Many programs incorporate practical elements like business plan development, pitching, and mentorship from industry practitioners, helping students translate theory into applied entrepreneurial skills. Graduates go on to found their own companies, join startups in growth or operations roles, work in corporate innovation and venture capital, or apply entrepreneurial thinking within established organizations across various industries. This program runs for 4 years and is taught in English at Özyeğin University in İstanbul, Turkey. Istanbul's active startup and business ecosystem offers students exposure to entrepreneurial networks, incubators, and companies across sectors, complementing classroom learning with real-world context. The 4-year curriculum builds from core business and management courses toward focused study of venture creation and innovation strategy, preparing graduates for entrepreneurial careers or further business education.