Undergraduate
Management And Entrepreneurship Major
The Management & Entrepreneurship program prepares students to lead organizations, build innovative ventures, and manage teams in a dynamic global economy. Students develop skills in business ethics, strategy, leadership, organizational behavior, international business, and entrepreneurship while gaining a broad understanding of the challenges businesses face today.
Skills You’ll Develop: Strategic thinking, Ethical decision making, Leadership and team management, Entrepreneurial skills and mindset, Global perspectives, Organizational analysis
Requirements
To qualify for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Commerce with a major in Management, students must complete a minimum of 175 quarter-units of credit (of which at least 60 must be in upper-division courses) and satisfy the requirements of the Undergraduate Core Curriculum, the Leavey School of Business Curriculum, and the departmental major. Additionally, students must attain a minimum grade point average of 2.0 for all courses completed at Santa Clara University and for all courses in the Management major.
Note: Current students should visit the MyLeavey Student Portal for advising resources.
| Course | Units | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MGMT 161 | 5 Units | Leadership in Action |
| Four upper-division management courses: | ||
| MGMT 110 | 5 Units | Global Microfinance for Entrepreneurship |
| MGMT 113 | 5 Units | Design Theory, Innovation, and Jesuit Values in Silicon Valley |
| MGMT 132 | 5 Units | Contemplative Leadership and Sustainability Program |
| MGMT 134 | 5 Units | Business Sustainability: Balancing Profitable Growth with the Common Good |
| MGMT 164 | 5 Units | Introduction to Entrepreneurship |
| MGMT 165 | 5 Units | Building a Business |
| MGMT 166 | 5 Units | Human Resource Management |
| MGMT 167 | 5 Units | Venture Capitalist Essentials |
| MGMT 168 | 5 Units | Entrepreneurship and the Public Sector: Challenges and Opportunities |
| MGMT 169 | 5 Units | Business and Public Policy |
| MGMT 170 | 5 Units | International Management |
| MGMT 171 | 5 Units | Managerial Communication |
| MGMT 172 | 5 Units | Social Entrepreneurship |
| MGMT 173 | 5 Units | Resources, Food, and the Environment |
| MGMT 174 | 5 Units | Social Psychology of Leadership |
| MGMT 175 | 5 Units | Flourishing at Work |
| MGMT 176 | 5 Units | Sustainable Food Systems |
| MGMT 177 | 5 Units | Globalization and the Cultures of Innovation and Entrepreneurship |
| MGMT 178 | 5 Units | Business and Human Rights |
| MGMT 179 | 5 Units | Risk Management |
| MGMT 180 | 5 Units | Negotiation Skills in Business |
| MGMT 181 | 5 Units | Conscientious Capitalism |
| MGMT 198/198E | 1–5 Units | Internship Practicum (198) | Entrepreneurship Internship (198E) |
How to Declare a Management Major:
Fill out the online Program Petition Form on the Office of the Registrar Forms page. More information about declaring a major can be found in the MyLeavey Student Portal.
International Business Minor
The International Business minor provides students with a foundation in global business practices and cross-cultural management. Through interdisciplinary coursework in business, language, and social sciences, students develop the skills needed to navigate international markets and lead in a global business environment.
International Business Minor Requirements
Entrepreneurship Minor
The Entrepreneurship minor introduces students to the venture creation process, from developing new business ideas to evaluating opportunities and building business plans. Students gain practical experience applying analytical tools and exploring funding strategies while preparing to launch or work within innovative startups.
Graduate
The Department of Management and Entrepreneurship supports Leavey’s graduate programs by offering foundational and advanced coursework for MBA and master’s students across disciplines.
Questions?
Contact Us
| Inquiry Type | Contact Office | |
|---|---|---|
| Courses and Major Inquiries | Management Department | management@scu.edu |
| Undergraduate General Inquiries | Undergraduate Business Programs Office | ugbprograms@scu.edu |
| Undergraduate Admissions | SCU Admissions Office | admission@scu.edu |
| MBA & MS Admissions | Graduate Business Admissions | gradbusiness@scu.edu |