Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

University of Toledo

The University of Toledo’s Entrepreneurship and Innovation degree program attracts the business ''rebels.'' Learn the skills you need to build and sustain your own business or work in a progressive company that values creative leaders. Our graduates know how to craft a business plan. They study key disciplines like finance, management, communications, human resources and ethics. top reasons to study entrepreneurship and innovation at UToledo Nationally ranked business school. UToledo’s accredited College of Business and Innovation is one of the country’s best business schools. It has top-notch facilities and faculty. The majority of our students get internships and find jobs when they graduate. Hands-on learning. Our classes feature lively discussion, projects that teach practical business skills and case studies of current businesses like Airbnb and Proactiv. Leadership skills. Make yourself more marketable. Add our leadership minor and learn what it takes to be an effective leader. Learn how to write a business plan. t’s the first step to creating any business - know your story. Our undergraduates practice and graduate with this valuable skill. High-tech classrooms and labs. The 54,000-square-foot Savage & Associates Complex houses our PNC Entrepreneurship Lab and the Center for Technological Entrepreneurship and Innovation. Business plan competition. UToledo’s College of Business and Innovation fosters the entrepreneurial spirit with this annual contest for faculty, staff and students. The person with the most innovative business idea wins $10,000. LaunchPad Incubation program. UToledo is a large, research university that offers invaluable programs like this one. The state-of-the-art LaunchPad Incubation facility is housed on campus, and helps startups in the region develop their businesses. Faculty in the trenches. Learn franchising from someone who owns a franchise, or how to run a family business from someone who actually owns one.

John B. and Lillian E. Neff College of Business and Innovation