There are always different job opportunities available for a student after pursuing a particular degree. Whether you’ve done MBA in Entrepreneurship or BBA in Entrepreneurship, there are various options to choose from.

Innovation & entrepreneurship teach students creativity, innovation, business sense, marketing skills, financial analysis, management etc. These qualities are really important for any job profile in present times.

You need to focus on determining your entrepreneurial skills and find a profile that fits your skills and interests. Through entrepreneurship courses, you’ll gain valuable insight and hands-on experience that can help you work professionally for someone else or become an effective leader, if or when you decide to go out on your own.

Let’s look at some of the job profiles that you can consider after you complete your degree – 

• Business Consultant

Every company needs a person who can consult their client by visiting the site, identifying issues and proposing solutions. Entrepreneurs work in a similar manner of finding solutions for society as a product or service. You are trained in identifying things and thinking creatively about the problems.

• Research and Development

Working in R&D requires one to understand business concepts and the practices involved in its functioning. The proper knowledge and skills learnt during your course will make this field a good option for you.

• Fundraiser

When you study entrepreneurship, you engage with various people from the industry. At Rishihood University, speaker sessions and workshops help encourage communication and networking with industry professionals. This type of experience would be a great factor for this job profile.

• Recruiter 

To be a recruiter for any company you need to have a leadership mindset and an understanding of what kind of qualities one would want to see in an employee. This person doesn’t just have to be good with people but also have an in-depth business sense as well to recruit the right kind of people.

• Business Reporter
  

An entrepreneurial mindset encourages one to always stay updated on the business industry and any new industry trends. In addition to this qualification, if you can write you can combine the two to become a business reporter. Your business expertise and writing skills will create a wonderful mix that’ll work like a charm for this job profile. 

• Sales Manager 

One of the factors that you learn while studying an entrepreneurial course is leadership qualities. Managing, planning, analysing and understanding the business industry.

These qualities come in handy as a Sales Head where you have to manage the team, set goals, design business plans and create a pitch. You’ll also be required to hire and mentor people in this position.

• Financial Analyst 

If analysis and numbers were your best skill while studying entrepreneurship then this field might just be the right fit for you.

From analysing data, creating a balance sheet to validating information from prospective customers, this field involves a lot of exciting things for someone who likes the world of accounting & numbers.

The list doesn’t just end here, there are many other fields to pursue like Marketing Head, Business Head, Communications Manager etc. Entrepreneurship teaches you all the management skills that people usually learn with experience while working for years in a particular company.

With an entrepreneurial mindset, you can tackle everyday issues or business situations which will give you an added advantage to use your skills during any such situation as a manager.

Every skill that you learn as a business entrepreneur or as an innovative entrepreneur can be applied in different fields. Everyone is talking about entrepreneurship and someone with a fresh talent/fresh mind will bring new and creative strategies to their company.