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Established in 2006 to address the evolving needs of the 21st Century Entrepreneur, Grand Canyon University started the College of Entrepreneurial Studies. Recently recognized as the only college of its kind – an “Entrepreneur school by Entrepreneurs”, The College offers bachelor’s and master’s degree programs designed for tomorrow’s business owner and promises to offer a curriculum unmatched by other entrepreneurial schools. State-of-the-art simulations, entrepreneurial instructors, venture capital funding, and access to an advisory board of internationally known entrepreneurs makes this program a cut above the rest. |
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The College of Entrepreneurship (COENT) prepares students to be self-motivated, self-managed, and self-disciplined entrepreneurs with the skill-set to manage their own careers either by starting their own business venture or working within a start-up, entrepreneurial business environment. The College philosophy embraces “entrepreneurs teaching up and coming entrepreneurs.” The College’s academically qualified entrepreneurial faculty has relevant business experience and is committed to providing an excellent education through the primacy of teaching, offering small class sizes, and building student-faculty relationships that foster the student’s ability to be successful in their start-up venture. |
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"To transform the state of entrepreneurship worldwide through the creation of master’s of business design.” |
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The College of Entrepreneurship offers a BS in Entrepreneurship, with plans to extend this offering to a MS in Entrepreneurship by August 2007. Additionally, the College offers numerous Executive Educational courses for those seeking to strengthen key skills sets. |
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 “Entrepreneurship is, by nature, anything but academic. We identified a growing need to teach aspiring entrepreneurs as they deserve to be taught – by seasoned entrepreneur-teachers, in a setting rich in the spirit of entrepreneurship,”
Brent Richardson, CEO
Grand Canyon University |
 “The College of Entrepreneurship allows students to learn and study alongside entrepreneurs, but more importantly, we teach students how to become entrepreneurs.”
Dr. Kathy Player,
Provost & Chief Academic Officer |
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