Educational Studies BES, Social Entrepreneurship Emphasis
General Education Requirements
Students follow the University's General Education Requirements, Mathematical Skills, Advanced Expository Writing, American History and Government, and Cultural Diversity Requirements. Due to prerequisites of required courses all students must take PSYCH 1003 and POL SCI 1100. Students pursuing the Exercise Science emphasis area must take BIOL 1012, BIOL 1013, and MATH 1030.
Foundations (Required Courses)
| TCH ED 1001 | Early Clinical Experience: Community Agency | 1 |
| TCH ED 2000 | Becoming a Professional Educator | 1 |
| EDUC 2002 | Social Entrepreneurship | 3 |
| EDUC 2222 | Interpretation: Connecting Audiences and Meaning | 3 |
| ED PSY 2212 | Child and Adolescent Development | 3 |
| or CNS ED 3200 | Interpersonal Skills in Helping Relationships | |
| PHY ED 2136 | Facilities Management | 3 |
| EDUC 3170 | Grant Proposal Writing for Educators | 3.0 |
| ED FND 3251 | Black Americans in Education | 3 |
| THEATR 3362 | Storytelling | 3 |
| MKTG 3721 | Introduction to Digital Marketing Strategies | 3 |
| ED TECH 4302 | Educational Technology Instruction in Educational Agencies | 3 |
| or ED TECH 4436 | Computer-Mediated Teaching and Learning in Education | |
| ED FND 4330 | History of American Education through the Lens of Social Justice | 3 |
| Total Hours | 32 | |
Emphasis Area Requirements
| Required Courses | ||
| ENT 1001 | 3 | |
| ENT 3040 | 3 | |
| ENT 4001 | Accelerate Capstone | 3 |
| Elective Courses 1 | 12 | |
| Choose four of the following courses: | ||
| Women in International Entrepreneurship | ||
| Entrepreneurship for the Visual Arts (Entrepreneurship for the Visual Arts) | ||
| Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management | ||
| Entrepreneurship in the Global Environment | ||
| Introduction to Supply Chain Management | ||
| Introduction to Project Management | ||
| Total Hours | 21 | |
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Additional entrepreneurship courses may be taken with the approval of the B.E.S. coordinator.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:
- Engage their clients while adding diverse perspectives that articulate how difference shapes experience and human identity.
- Apply their unique understanding of social justice by addressing institutional and social barriers that limit access, equity, and achievement.
- Conduct themselves in a respectful and professional manner that views failure as an opportunity to learn, as they effectively work on multiple projects.
- Apply reasoning and critical thinking while making connections between information, data, and arguments to synthesize and interprets information, forming valid conclusions.
- Apply unique leadership, management and communication skills to articulate thoughts/ideas effectively using oral, written, nonverbal, and visual communication skills in a variety of formats and contexts.
- Apply professional skills acquired through interactions with other social entrepreneurs during field placements and conferences.
- Apply knowledge from an array of in-class and field experiences to design a unique social entrepreneurship product.