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Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

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Entrepreneurship and Innovation

The Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation will provide students with entrepreneurial skills set to transform an idea into a successful business model that will deliver new business value by finding creative and innovative solutions to real-world challenges. This program will develop the student’s creative thinking, innovative resourcefulness, curiosity, open-mindedness, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary and experiential learning capabilities. It will employ the entrepreneurial process through design thinking from self-inventory to market launch. It shall engage students in community involvement, immersion programs, workshops and seminars, and exposure trips that will bridge their learnings into practice to actual ventures.
Entrepreneurship and Innovation equips individuals with the knowledge, skills, and mindset needed to succeed in today’s dynamic and ever-changing world. Whether one aims to start their own business, work in a startup, or drive innovation within an existing organization, understanding entrepreneurship is invaluable.

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Why take up Entrepreneurship and Innovation at MC?

At Miriam College, the Entrepreneurship Program features an integrated entrepreneurial learning process that combines social responsibility, innovation, and critical thinking.

The BS Entrepreneurship program applies MC’s core values of truth, justice, peace, and integrity of creation in all aspects of the learning journey where they exhibit professional, social, and ethical responsibility in preserving and promoting Filipino historical and cultural heritage.

The BS Entrepreneurship students are provided with meaningful learning experience through Business Centers and Venture Incubation Laboratories that expose students to hands-on business operations because Miriam College, we believe in Learning by Doing.

As one of the first educational institutions that offered a BS Entrepreneurship program, we take pride in providing excellent teaching and learning experiences to our students. Our BS Entrepreneurship program is also recognized by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) as a CHED Center of Excellence and is Level IV accredited from the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges, and Universities (PAASCU).

What Will I Study?

The BS Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Miriam College offers a transdisciplinary, practice-based, and comprehensive curriculum.

Here’s a glimpse of what you can expect to study:

FOUNDATIONAL BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL COURSES

You’ll delve into core subjects such as entrepreneurship, innovation, technology accounting, finance, marketing, and operations management, providing a strong business and entrepreneurial foundation.

INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Explores a) innovation and technological advancements and processes; b) their critical issues pertaining to the products and new discoveries, development, its diffusion; c) how these are managed effectively and sustainably, in both start-up and established firms; and
d) the frameworks for assessing and analyzing new technologies and business opportunities. This aims to develop student’s analytical skills to enable them to respond to the challenges of making innovative management decisions. Cases and research on innovations under the major track of BS Entrepreneurship and its related industries will be studied. The lessons learned shall
help students apply them to their own venture startup plans or projects.

ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM

Provides the introductory framework of the business environment through the study of the market behavior of the consumer and the firm and their interactions in the market. It discusses the mechanisms by which resources are allocated, prices determined, and income distribution. It concentrates on the explanation and evaluation of the operation of the price policy system as it regulates production, distribution, and consumption.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP BEHAVIOR

Introduces the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, principles and theories, and its role in economic development. Topics include the: historical development of the Filipino entrepreneurial economy in relation to other societies or countries both developed and
developing; the entrepreneurial mindset, character, values, attitudes, and motivation; the 21st century skills and entrepreneurial competencies; success factors; risk, challenges, and rewards; the supportive ecosystem to include government assistance and programs for entrepreneurship
development; introduction to innovation and creative thinking skills and models; as well as
trends, development and emerging models in social and technopreneurship among others.

CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT

Presents the various theories and approaches to provide a holistic picture of the venture formation process. It provides the knowledge and tools in identifying business
opportunities, challenges, risks, or threats as part of their enterprise planning. The course is an
application of various creative and innovative thinking tools, models, and techniques in a series
of opportunity and ideation processes, research, exploration, prototyping, and goal setting.
These shall equip them to come up with creative solutions to problems, or the challenge to disrupt convention; new products and services; and/ or social development ventures that
address the society’s problems or needs; identify trends and opportunities that consider its
global competitiveness and sustainability. This whole learning process is documented in a
business model canvas and plan brief. At the end of the course, students present their idea
and/ or product pitch to a panel of judges or experts for critiquing and evaluation and in Preview 1 for product and market tests.

SPECIALIZED AND ELECTIVE COURSES

The specialized courses offered are carefully curated to align with the specific venture needs or interest of students, ensuring that students can tailor their learning experience to their chosen field of study.

Total Program Units: 141 units

General Education: 56

Major Courses: 85

Standard Completion Time: 4 years

CHED Center for Excellence

The Department of Entrepreneurship is a designated Center for Excellence by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)

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Accreditation

This program has Level IV accreditation from the Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges, and Universities (PAASCU).

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Career Paths

  • Startup Founders  
  • Family Business-owners
  • Mid-level management
  • Business developer/planner
  • Business consultant
  • Research and Development
  • Business Educator

Partners

  • UNESCO Entrepreneurship Education Network (EE NET)
  • Camosun College
  • Atma Jaya Catholic University 
  • Network for Enterprising Women 
  • EntrePinoy Volunteers Inc. 
  • Global Entrepreneurship Week-YES International, Philippines

Affiliations

  • Small Enterprises Research and Development Foundation
  • University of the Philippines Institute for Small Scale Industries
  • British Council – Active Citizen Program
  • Meycauyan Jewellery Industry Association of the Philippines (MJIA)
  • Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions/Manila Fame/DTI
  • ADB/YSDA/YELL Program
  • UNCTADD/TISS/Ashoka Social Enterprise Program
  • Negosyong Pinoy (South Venture) Financing Corporation/Lend A Hand Foundation, the Netherlands
  • Spark, Amsterdam, Netherlands |Myanmar Region/ Spark Ignite: Rebuilding A State Begins With Schools
  • Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Inc. (PCCI)
  • Entrepreneurship Educators Association of the Philippines

Activities

Meet the Faculty

RMC_1900_AQUINO, Jaime--

Jaime Banjo Aquino

Faculty

Master in Business Administration
E Learning/Distance Education, Entrepreneurship, Business Administration

RMC_1867_MELGAZO-AZURIN, Apple--

Apple Azurin

Lecturer

Juris Doctor, University of the Philippines
Business Law and Taxation

RMC_2000_BEATO, Joanne--

Joanne Beato

Sr. Lecturer

Master in Business Administration, Eulogio “Amang” Rodriguez Institute of Science and Technology
Administration, F&B Management

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Ma. Liza Lorena Catamora

Sr. Lecturer

Master of Business Administration, De La Salle University
Supply Chain Management

RMC_2916_CRUZ, Marichelle--

Marichelle Garcia-Cruz

Lecturer

Masteral in Industrial Relations with specialization in Human Resource Management
Human Resource Management, Business Administration

RMC_2728_ENRIQUEZ, Mary Ann--

Mary Ann Enriquez

Lecturer

Bachelor of Science in Child Development and Education, Miriam College
Culinary

RMC_2341_GATCHALIAN, Ma. Luisa--

Ma. Luisa Gatchalian

Assistant Professor

Master of Arts In Education with Specialization in Values Education, University of Asia and the Pacific
Entrepreneurship

RMC_1715_HERMOSO, Ma. Rica--

Ma. Rica Emilia Hermoso

Sr. Lecturer

Master in Business Administration, Asian Institute of Management
Banking and Financial Institutions, Investments, Capital Markets

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Roehl Macapagal

Lecturer

Master in Intellectual Property and Development Policy, Ateneo Graduate School of Business
Marketing

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Karol Mikhail Nakpil

Lecturer

Masters in Education, La Consolacion University
Education, Design, Fine Arts, Advertising Arts

RMC_2109_NAPIRE, Marysol--

Marysol Napire

Lecturer

Master of Business Administration, Miriam College
Hotel PM/ Entrepreneurship

RMC_2779_SAN JUAN, Krystle--

Krystle San Juan

Lecturer

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management, Minor in Human Resource Management, Minor in Digital Media Production, Miriam College
Culinary

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Leizl Sueno

Lecturer

Master in Intellectual Property and Development Policy, Korea Development Institute, School of Public Policy and Management
Creativity And Innovation Management

RMC_1739_PARAYNO, Phares--

Phares Parayno

Professor

Ph D. in Energy Management and Environment Policy, University of Pennsylvania
Business Analytics

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