3rd semester introduces you to theories and tools that can assist the entrepreneur in starting up and running a company.

A student who has met the objectives of the semester will have obtained knowledge about:

• The opportunities and rules of the profession for setting up their own company, including motivations, opportunity vs risk, and The Value Proposition (business idea)
• Principles, methods and rules within entrepreneurship, including The Business Model Canvas
• Corporate and organizational forms in connection with the establishment and operation of a business, including growth scenarios and risks

And have obtained the following skills:
• Being able to apply accounting principles for operating a business and use the industry's methods and tools for budgeting, bookkeeping and tendering, including budgeting for a Start-up company and competitive price setting
• Being able to manage risks and prepare risk assessment in projects, including tools for risk assessment and project progress and governance.
• Being able to handle the management and control of small companies, independently and in collaboration with others, including the organizations ability to execute on plans

Demonstrate their competencies by:
• Creating a business plan for an imaginary (or real) startup company.