Business Management with Entrepreneurship

Business management with entrepreneurship is a combination for people who want to understand organisations from the inside while developing the specific skills and mindset needed to create something new. Entrepreneurship is not simply a personality trait: it is a set of learnable practices that include identifying opportunities, testing ideas against market reality, building teams, managing risk, and adapting when early assumptions prove wrong. Embedding those capabilities within a full business management education gives you the commercial breadth to make entrepreneurial ventures actually work.

At the University of Hull, this three-year full-time programme takes a hands-on approach to both management and entrepreneurship. You will gain knowledge across all aspects of business, including marketing, finance, strategy, operations, and organisational behaviour, while developing the specific competencies of the entrepreneurial practitioner: creativity, opportunity recognition, business planning, and the resilience needed to navigate uncertainty. You will engage with real business problems through live projects and practical assignments, building the commercial confidence to tackle a dynamic business world whether as a founder or as an intrapreneurial leader within an established organisation.

The typical entry tariff is 104 UCAS points.

Graduates from this programme are well placed for a wide range of careers. Many launch their own ventures or join early-stage businesses in growth phases, while others move into marketing, management consultancy, commercial management, or general management roles in established organisations. The combination of business breadth and entrepreneurial thinking is also valued in non-profit leadership, social enterprise, and public sector innovation.

Further study options include postgraduate programmes in entrepreneurship, business administration, and innovation management.