Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Social Innovation

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Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Social Innovation

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Do you have a curious mind and an entrepreneurial spirit? Turn your creative aspirations into tangible realities and embark on your business journey and become a difference maker! We have thoughtfully crafted the Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Social Innovation microprogram at the Faculty of Arts to cater to our makers, shakers and risk-takers! The proposed sequence of courses will deliver a balance of theory and practice through meaningful learning opportunities, coupled with valuable resources and support for you as a future entrepreneur and innovator.

Our Entrepreneur in Residence will be there to help with networking skills and other valuable advice along the way. You will learn how creativity and entrepreneurship can be blended to create exciting opportunities and make a real difference in the world. This microprogram’s fixed sequence has been carefully structured and can be integrated into all BA and BSc programs in the Faculty of Arts for those looking to turn their passion into purpose.

Why choose this program

Tailored Education: Craft a personalized degree that aligns with your interests and aspirations.

Diverse Career Paths: Whether you aim to make a difference in society, pursue teaching, entrepreneurship, environmental advocacy, health care, social work, government roles or research, this program offers versatile pathways.

Strategic Location: You willl benefit from the program’s proximity to large companies and government institutions, which provides unique opportunities for experiential learning and networking.

Program structure

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Opportunity to acquire a solid foundation while following a Specialization or a Major in another discipline.

Must be taken in addition to a main program

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After your studies

After completing your undergraduate studies with a microprogram in Entrepreneurship, Creativity and Social Innovation, you have two main paths to consider: continuing your education or entering the workforce.

You may choose to pursue graduate studies, such as a Master’s degree. Many majors that can be combined with this microprogram offer graduate studies programs.

Alternatively, you can move directly into the job market. Your degree can lead to a variety of careers in fields such as manager, entrepreneur, and innovator. These opportunities allow you to apply your skills in leadership, organization, and contingency planning.

Whether you choose further studies or enter the workforce, your degree provides a strong foundation to build a career in entrepreneurship.

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Tuition and fees

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Student experience

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SAFA represents the interests of undergraduate students of the Faculty of Arts within the UOSU, the Faculty, the University, the community, and the provincial and federal governments. The students’ association also works to foster a sense of community through social, academic, and cultural events, while at the same time offering a variety of services to its members.