Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
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Here's what Falmouth University says about its Business Entrepreneurship & Innovation course.
Join the entrepreneurs of tomorrow at the cutting edge of business.
Learn how to apply your entrepreneurial spirit in the modern business world, on a degree course that champions innovative thinking, critical questioning and the practical application of key business skills. You’ll collaborate with peers and professionals to grow your network and share ideas, while learning theory and applying it to your own practice. You’ll also explore the social and environmental contexts of business and the art and science of building brands, graduating with the attributes needed to shape a successful and conscientious career.
You will: Develop your entrepreneurial skills in a live project environment that mirrors industry practice Investigate the key elements of business, the challenges of being a business leader, and future industry trends Explore data, information and intelligence, learning how to utilise your insights to make decisions Develop strategies to maximise team performance through creative and ethical leadership Have opportunities to pitch and present ideas as a team, to improve your relationship-building and decision-making skills Collaborate with skilled specialists from across the University, to build business plans and ideas
While studying this Business Entrepreneurship & Innovation degree, you will be eligible to receive the CMI Level 5 Certificate in Management and Leadership upon successful completion of the degree.
For the duration of your course you’ll also be an Affiliate Member of the CMI. This opens access to a host of member benefits to help you progress on your professional journey.
Source: Falmouth University
Qualification
Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)
Department
Cornwall Business School
Location
Penryn Campus | Penryn
Duration
3 Years
Study mode
Full-time
Subjects
• Enterprise and entrepreneurship
Start date
14 September 2026
Application deadline
14 January 2026
This degree will enable you to become a creative entrepreneur with a range of intellectual and practical skills to deal with the fast-paced environment of modern business. You’ll explore the nature of organisations and their role within the commercial environment and society more widely, developing future ways of living, working and conducting business.
Year One In your first year, you will gain a firm understanding of the commercial environment and how industry can impact communities, economies and the environment. You will explore the fundamentals of business structure including the core elements of markets and market research. This will then be explored alongside how data management is evolving and the implications of technological advances in decision making.
Modules Wellbeing Market Intelligence Fundamentals of Business Exploring Sustainability Data Management Principles of Marketing
Year Two In your second year, you will build on your knowledge and application of entrepreneurial practice and key management disciplines including financial management and project management. Your skills in relation to finding and applying information sources will be further developed. Live briefs and expert speakers will add context to your studies as well as an opportunity to build your collaborative skills. You will also understand business management from specialist perspectives such as operations and supply management, venture creation and business growth.
Modules Research Methods Operations & Supply Chains Venture Creation & Growth Collaborative Working Financial Management Project Management
Year Three By the end of your final year, you will have the confidence and skills to organise and deliver a complex, original, research project. You will build your understanding of how international trade is conducted including assessment of your knowledge at government level. You will further develop your leadership capabilities and produce a portfolio that brings together all of your learning from the course. Connecting with industry both on and off campus, you will build valuable relationships to launch your career upon graduation. You will also broaden your views of strategic awareness in the commercial environment and the important areas of managing creativity and innovation.
Modules Professional Development Strategy International Entrepreneurship Leadership Entrepreneurship Research Project Managing Creativity & Innovation
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There are no formal written exams with this course; all assessment is coursework-based.
The coursework includes a varied range of assessments across the duration of the course, including reports or essays, case studies, reflections, presentations, projects, collaborative activity or portfolios.
Assessments are distributed across the duration of the course. Developmental and formative feedback will be provided on your work within modules in order to build confidence, add knowledge and improve your skills. This will be available both in class and within a more informal environment. Each summative assessment (the final assessed work) will also be accompanied by formal feedback, providing an opportunity to reflect on your own work but also to look forward to future assessment(s).
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Even though I am studying a course that is equal in length to an in-person 3 year BA Hons, because I am studying online, I don't have access to a maintenance loan which does have a financial impact. This isn't really the fault of the university, it's an issue that should be raised with Student Fi...
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I have an Independent Learning Plan set up by the accessibility team, and that does work well for me, however I don't have access to regular support catch-ups or meetings with a mentor which may have been helpful for me week to week.
2 years ago
I study online, and the online learning platform works really well however it can sometimes be tricky to navigate, e.g. more than one section with the same name.
2 years ago
The structure of the course works really well for me. All the lectures are recorded so you can watch them back in your own time. I like that each week is broken down into individual steps, this helps me to stay on track and understand what I am supposed to be doing during the week.
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See who's studying at Falmouth University. These students are taking Business Entrepreneurship & Innovation or another course from the same subject area.
| Most popular A-levels studied | ||||||
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| Subject | Grade | |||||
| English Literature | A* | |||||
| Geography | A | |||||
| Art and Design | B | |||||
| Economics | B | |||||
| Media Studies | B | |||||
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