Bachelor’s programme Entrepreneurship and Business Administration

The Bachelor’s in Entrepreneurship and Business Administration at Estonian Business School is designed for students who want to understand how businesses are created, managed, and developed in today’s competitive global environment. The programme combines entrepreneurship, management, finance, marketing, and innovation, helping students build the practical and strategic skills required to become future business leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1 – Developing Strong Business Foundations

In the first year, students build a solid understanding of how businesses operate and learn the fundamentals of management and decision-making. They study key subjects such as Business Fundamentals, Financial Accounting, Marketing, Management, Business Mathematics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Business Ethics, and Business Law, which help them understand the core functions of an organisation and the wider business environment.

Year 2 – Building Business Development and Innovation Skills

The second year focuses on applying business knowledge to real-world situations and developing skills required for business growth. Students explore areas such as Sales, Organisational Behaviour, Finance, Creative Thinking, Business Development, and Entrepreneurship & Innovation, allowing them to understand how companies improve performance, develop new ideas, and create competitive strategies.

Year 3 – Applying Knowledge Through Advanced Business Practice

In the final year, students strengthen their professional skills by working on advanced business concepts and practical applications. Modules such as Business Planning, Negotiations, Investment Basics, and Management Simulation prepare students to analyse business opportunities, make strategic decisions, and manage projects effectively while completing their Bachelor’s thesis.

Focus Areas

Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Business Development and Management, Product and Service Development, Marketing Strategy, Finance, Leadership, Strategic Management, Business Growth, and Innovation Management.

Learning Outcomes

Students graduate with the ability to develop business ideas, evaluate market opportunities, manage teams, create business strategies, understand financial decisions, and solve complex organisational challenges. The programme develops entrepreneurial thinking along with practical management skills required in modern businesses.

Professional Alignment (Accreditation)

The programme leads to a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences (BA) and provides a strong foundation for careers in entrepreneurship, business management, consulting, marketing, finance, and international business.

Reputation (Employability & Industry Recognition)

Estonian Business School is one of Estonia’s leading business schools with a strong focus on entrepreneurship, innovation, and practical business education. The university maintains close connections with businesses and entrepreneurs, helping students gain industry exposure and develop skills aligned with employer expectations.

At Estonian Business School, students learn beyond traditional classroom teaching by actively working on business projects, developing entrepreneurial ideas, and applying theoretical concepts to practical situations. The programme encourages students to collaborate, solve real business problems, interact with industry professionals, and gain workplace experience through internships and applied learning activities.

Students gain practical experience through:

• Real Business Projects: Students work on practical assignments and projects where they learn how to analyse business challenges, create solutions, and develop innovative ideas.
• Internship Opportunities: The programme includes internship opportunities that allow students to gain professional experience, understand workplace expectations, and apply their business knowledge in real organisations.
• Entrepreneurship and Innovation Activities: Students interested in launching their own ventures learn how to develop business models, evaluate opportunities, create products or services, and understand startup development processes.
• Management Simulation: Through practical modules such as Management Simulation, students experience business decision-making by managing different organisational scenarios and understanding the impact of strategic choices.
• Business Planning and Negotiation Practice: Students develop skills in creating business plans, presenting ideas, negotiating effectively, and making investment-related decisions.
• International Exposure: Students have opportunities to participate in international exchange programmes, allowing them to experience different business cultures and expand their global network.
• Collaborative Learning Environment: Students work closely with classmates, lecturers, mentors, and business professionals through teamwork, discussions, and project-based activities.