Bachelor of Entrepreneurship Development

Pokhara University
4 years
Rs.
Updated December 6, 2025

University

Pokhara University

Duration

4 years

Fee

Rs.

Summary

Four-year program focused on developing entrepreneurs capable of identifying opportunities, creating ventures, and managing enterprises across social, community, and private sectors.
Instruction targets startup creation, enterprise scaling, innovation management, finance, market analysis, and community-based entrepreneurship. Curriculum integrates venture practicum, product development, fundraising, and concentration tracks. Emphasis on applied entrepreneurial skill formation through iterative project work, business-model development, and investor-facing presentations.

 

Description

Curricular Structure (Semester-wise)

Year 1 – Semester 1

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 101Fundamentals of Business Studies3
EDV 102Fundamentals of Business Mathematics3
EDV 103English3
EDV 104Nepali3
EDV 105Computer and IT Applications3
Total 15

Year 1 – Semester 2

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 151Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship3
EDV 152Fundamentals of Financial Accounting3
EDV 153Sociology of Entrepreneurship3
EDV 154Fundamentals of Economics3
EDV 155Business Statistics3
Total 15

Year 2 – Semester 3

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 201Fundamentals of Finance3
EDV 202Geographies of Entrepreneurship3
EDV 203Methods & Models of Entrepreneurship Development3
EDV 204Business and Society3
EDV 205Fundamentals of Marketing3
EDV 206Entrepreneurial Skills Development I1 (Non-Credit)
Total 16

Year 2 – Semester 4

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 251Value Chain Management3
EDV 252Production & Operations Management3
EDV 253Research Methods for Entrepreneurship Studies3
EDV 254Leadership Development3
EDV 255Entrepreneurship Skills for Startups3
EDV 256Communication Skills for Entrepreneurs3
EDV 257Entrepreneurial Skills Development II1 (Non-Credit)
Total 19

Year 3 – Semester 5

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 301Management of Innovation & Technology Adoption3
EDV 302New Product Development & Management3
EDV 303Resources & Enterprise Development3
EDV 304Micro, Cottage & Small Enterprise Management3
EDV 305Management Information System3
EDV 306Entrepreneurial Skills Development III1 (Non-Credit)
EDV XXXConcentration I3
Total 19

Year 3 – Semester 6

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 351Venture Ideas & Models3
EDV 352Entrepreneurship Environment in Nepal3
EDV 353Global Entrepreneurship3
EDV 354Social & Environmental Impact Assessment3
EDV 355Entrepreneurial Skills Development IV1 (Non-Credit)
EDV XXXConcentration II3
Total 16

Year 4 – Semester 7

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 401Fundraising for Startups3
EDV 402Practicum I6
EDV XXXConcentration III3
EDV XXXConcentration IV3
Total 13

Year 4 – Semester 8

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 451Practicum II12
Total 12

Concentration Themes

Community-Based Entrepreneurship

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 307Social Entrepreneurship3
EDV 356Business Growth Management3
EDV 403Social Mobilization for Enterprise Development3
EDV 404Community-based Enterprise Development & Management3
Total 12

Private-Sector Entrepreneurship

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 308Strategic Enterprise Management3
EDV 356Business Growth Management3
EDV 405E-Business Management3
EDV 406Indigenous Enterprise Management3
Total 12

Enterprise Development Facilitation

CodeCourseCredit
EDV 309Sustainable Enterprise Development3
EDV 357Facilitation Skills3
EDV 407Business Counselling Skills3
EDV 403Social Mobilization for Enterprise Development3
Total 12

Features

Features
• Eight-semester structure with 125 credits
• Integration of practicum and real-venture execution
• Concentration tracks for sector-specific expertise
• Dedicated modules on innovation, value chains, fundraising, social enterprise
• Emphasis on applied skills: facilitation, counseling, communication, leadership
• Scholarship options per university regulations

 

Admission Process

Admission process
• Grade 12 with minimum CGPA 1.8 and required minimum grades as per year-based rules
• Application through PU’s bachelor-level scholarship/admission exam system
• Submission of academic transcripts and required identification documents
• Separate scholarship application for 20% allocated seats

 

Job Prospects

Job prospects
• Launching independent enterprises
• Scaling family-owned businesses
• Entrepreneurship consulting and extension services
• Roles in government bodies tied to enterprise development
• Opportunities in INGOs, civil-society groups, development agencies
• Social-enterprise design and management
• Positions across private-sector innovation, SMEs, and startup ecosystems