Program Description
Start your journey in entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship at Hennepin Tech.
Our program prepares you for success in creating and managing businesses that make a positive impact on society. We are here to help you reach your goals within business and entrepreneurship. We can help you start a nonprofit, lead a social enterprise, or create solutions for community issues.
Our courses teach you essential skills for social entrepreneurship, including business planning, ethical leadership, and sustainable practices. You’ll learn how to develop strategies that balance profit and purpose, and how to measure the social impact of your projects.
Our entrepreneurship degree program is flexible. It is suitable for those who work full-time or are planning to start their own business. With our online platform D2L, you can learn anytime, anywhere.
Join us at Hennepin Tech and discover endless opportunities to make a difference in the world through social entrepreneurship!
100% Online
Complete your coursework on your own schedule from any location. This program is ideal for working adults or future business owners.
Practical Planning & Leadership
Get hands-on experience in ethical leadership, sustainable strategies, and creating business plans that balance profit and purpose.
Focus on Social Entrepreneurship
Learn how to build businesses that solve real-world problems and make a positive impact in your community.
Accreditation and Affiliation
Hennepin Tech is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools and is a member of the HLC Academic Quality Improvement Program.
Articulation
If you choose to further your education after graduating from Hennepin Tech, the college has several articulation agreements for you to choose from. Please contact the Business program faculty for more information, or see a list of current articulation agreements.
Industry Partners
The Business program has an advisory committee of professionals in the field of management, sales, and business. The committee reviews the coursework to ensure that the program is covering material needed to be marketable in your field of study. This allows the faculty to continue to offer current materials and technical skill development in each area.