The major provides an array of special experiential learning opportunities and service-learning options such as participating in Courtwatch NOLA. Students gain a comprehensive foundation through business core classes on finance and accounting, as well as business law and legal writing and research. The internship must be related to one of the majors offered through the BSM program, and it must apply (within an ongoing business organization) the intellectual capital obtained from first- through third-year Freeman School courses.A major in legal studies in business introduces students to the principles of the law, social values and moral concerns as they relate to business and commerce. To support the launch of each new venture, the professor, a team of mentors that includes entrepreneurs/executives-in-residence, and the Lepage Center’s expert network will provide coaching, referrals and guidance that will be customized to the unique challenges facing each startup.įreeman School majors may elect to do a business internship that will appear as a one-credit, 4000-level course on their transcripts however, the credit does not apply towards the 122 minimum hours required for a BSM degree.
Throughout this course, student teams will work on their new ventures by improving the business model and business strategy developing financial, marketing, sales and hiring plans finalizing founding documents and policies refining charts of accounts and preparing for a board meeting simulation. Working out of the Lepage Center’s Student Venture Incubator, students will have the opportunity to take an idea to fruition by undertaking customer interviews to test their ideas, determine product-market fit and obtain their first paying customers. In this course, students will deepen their understanding of the resources, strategies and management skills required to launch a new business - with a goal of creating a profitable venture that they can pursue well beyond the end of the course. The course provides a hands-on opportunity to learn from experts, entrepreneurs and industry leaders. This course takes a deep dive into entrepreneurial hospitality and examines how hospitality is driving customer experience in a wide variety of companies. From Apple to Walmart, from Amazon to Wells Fargo, companies are increasingly focused on hospitality as a mechanism to create market differentiation, build customer value and provide a sustainable competitive advantage. Hospitality is a mechanism to create and capture customer value through experience, and it has become important in many industries including technology, healthcare, financial services and education.
Today hospitality is more important than ever before, and it has become a critical source of innovation for companies in all industries. In New Orleans alone, the industry provides almost 90,000 jobs, and visitors to our city spent $7.4 billion in 2016. Globally the industry contributes $7.6 trillion to GDP. The hospitality industry fuels the global economy and is a major contributor to growth in both developing and developed countries.
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