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Programme Description: The main aim of the BTech in Entrepreneurship with Finance Programme is to offer students requisite knowledge, skills, and qualities necessary to conceive, devise, setup, and lead new innovative, small and medium scale, and high-tech enterprises and grow them into stable business organizations. Besides, the programme will equip students to recognize and explore new business opportunities in existing businesses and grow them to become global giant.

 

Admission Entry Requirements

Minimum qualifications for admission into the programme

 

SSSCE/WASSCE APPLICANTS:

 

SSSCE Holders

Grade D or better in three (3) core subjects (English Language Mathematics (core), integrated science or social studies) and three (3) elective subjects

WASSCE Holders

Grade C6 or better in three (3) core subjects (English, Mathematics (core), integrated science or social studies) and three (3) elective subjects.

 

ADVANCED LEVEL CERTIFICATE (GCE ‘A’-LEVEL) APPLICANTS:

  1. Five (5) Credits (Grade 6) or better at the GCE ‘O’ Level, including English Language and Mathematics 

  2. Passes in three (3) ‘A’ Level subjects (at least, one of the passes should be grade D).

 

HND APPLICANTS

HND holders with a minimum of second class lower will be admitted to level 300.

DIPLOMA APPLICANTS

Diploma holders with a minimum of second class lower will be admitted to level 200.

MATURE APPLICANTS

  1. The basic requirement for admission is 5 credits at the GCE ‘O’-Level, including English and mathematics, or credit passes in English, Core Mathematics, Integrated Science, and three Elective subjects at the SSSCE/WASSCE level.

  2. Candidates should be at least 25 years at the time of application.

  3. Candidates must pass a qualifying examination conducted by the Institute which shall form the basis of a short-listing of candidates.

  4. Candidates must pass an interview.

  5. The applicant must show proof of age with birth certificate or any legitimate documentary proof of birth date which is at least 5 years old at the time of application.

  6. The applicant must provide introductory letter from employer or show any other proof of employment.

  7.  

Courses under the Programme 

Year One (First Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 121

Business Mathematics 

 

2

BENF 123

French I

 

3

BENF 125

Critical Thinking and Logic 

 

4

BENF 127

Organizational Behaviour 

 

5

COS 101

Communication Skills  I                      

 

6

CLT 101

Computer Literacy      

 

Year One (Second Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 122

Sociology 

 

2

BENF 124

French II

 

3

BENF 126

Introduction to Statistics

 

4

BENF 128

Business in Ghana

 

5

COS 102

Communication skills II 

 

6

AFS 102

African Studies 

 

Year Two (First Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 221

Introduction to Entrepreneurship 

 

2

BENF 223

Principles of Microeconomics 

 

3

BENF 225

Principles of Accounting I

 

4

BENF 227

Principles of Management 

 

5

BENF 229

Quantitative Methods

 

6

BENF 231

Business Finance 

 

7

 

Elective I* (Students are supposed to choose one of the elective courses

 

*Electives

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

FDP 219 

Furniture Studies (Elective) I 

 

2

CME 221 

Chemical Engineering (Elective) I 

 

3

FTD 219

Fashion Studies (Garment and Sewing)

 

Students are supposed to choose one of the elective courses.

Year Two (Second Semester)

            S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 222

Entrepreneurial Marketing 

 

2

BENF 224

Creativity and Innovation 

 

3

BENF 226

Principles of Accounting II

 

4

BENF 228

Financial management

 

5

BENF 230

Operations Management

 

6

BENF 232

Principles of Macro Economics

 

7

 

Elective II*

 

*Electives

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

FDP 218 

Furniture Studies (Elective) II  

 

2

CME 222 

Chemical Engineering (Elective) II 

 

3

FTD 220 

Fashion Studies (Garment and Sewing) II 

 

Students are supposed to choose one of the elective courses.

Year Three (First Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 321

Financial Markets and Institutions

 

2

BENF 323

New Venture Creation I 

 

3

BENF 325

Legal Issues in Entrepreneurship 

 

4

BENF 327

Cost and Management Accounting 

 

5

BENF 329

Business Communication 

 

6

BENF 331

Electronic Commerce              

 

7

BENF 333

Attachment 

 

Year Three (Second Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 322

Small Business Management 

 

2

BENF 324

New Venture Creation II 

 

3

BENF 326

Taxation for Entrepreneurs 

 

4

BENF 328

Family Business Management 

 

5

BENF 330

Research Methods 

 

6

BENF 332

Business Plan 

 

7

BENF 334

Micro Finance 

 

8

BENF 336

Human Resource Management Entrepreneurs

 

 

Year Four (First Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 441

International Business 

 

2

BENF 443

New Venture Creation III

 

3

BENF 445

Project Management   

 

4

BENF 447

Computer Application in Finance

 

5

BENF 449

Investment Analysis

 

6

BENF 451

Technology Management

 

7

BENF 453

Business Ethics

 

 

TOTAL

 

 

 

Year Four (Second Semester)

S/N

Course Code

Course Title

 
 

1

BENF 442

Managing Growth

 

2

BENF 444

Strategic Management

 

3

BENF 446

Business Risk Management

 

4

BENF 448

Project Work 

 

5

BENF 440

Consulting for Business

 

 

Career Options

i. The following are the employment prospects for students on the programme:

  1. Graduate into their businesses (self-employment).

  2. Manage their businesses as well as other people’s businesses. (wage employment, public, private establishment)

  3. The financial aspects prepare students to work as financial officers in institutions and other corporate bodies. The upsurge in the establishment of savings and loans and other financial institutions have created the need for qualified professionals to access the viabilities of businesses and projects for which funds are sought from these institutions.

  4. As technical advisors for SMEs

  5. Marketing executives, agent, and conversers for insurance companies 

  6. Non-governmental / civil society organizations 

                

ii.   Sectors that employ graduates of the programme. 

Employment or job avenues for the Entrepreneurship graduates vary tremendously, but in the main, graduates find themselves in the following fields of occupation:

  • Banks 

  • NGO’s

  • Publishing Houses               

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