First Year
Cultivate Entrepreneur Mindset
Starting from the first year of study, the curriculum includes activities to foster an entrepreneurial mindset among students. One of these activities is the Business Retail Fair. During this fair, students can experience real-world entrepreneurship by setting up booths or stalls to sell products they have created or sourced.
Second Year
Having Your Own Business Planning
This year is designed to equip students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for entrepreneurship. The core courses, business planning competition, Babson College Student Competition, and hackathon participation prepare students to effectively navigate the entrepreneurial landscape and transform their ideas into successful ventures.
Third Year
Transform Project to Life
In Year 3, students will transition from planning to execution, bringing their business plans to life. This phase involves practical application and hands-on experience in various aspects of entrepreneurship. One significant activity includes setting up booths or stalls at shopping malls and other retail venues. These booths serve as platforms for students to showcase their products or services to the public.
Fourth Year
Participate in the World of Entrepreneur
In the last year of study, students engage in dynamic activities to enhance their entrepreneurial skills and real-world experience. Such as pitching to real companies for funding, business trips, projects with corporates, focusing on project-based learning and mastering from industry-experienced instructors.
