M.S. in Entrepreneurship & Emerging Enterprises Curriculum
Successful entrepreneurship requires perseverance to stay on course and the right combination of creativity, passion, instinct
Business Foundation and Field Experience (9 credit hours)
- Foundations of Entrepreneurship (3)
- Field Experience Credit (3)
- Accounting for Managerial Decisions (1.5)
- Opportunity Recognition and Ideation (1.5)
Entrepreneurship Core (21 credit hours)
Students select from a wide array of elective courses that focus on different aspects of entrepreneurship to best prepare for their chosen careers.
- Selected Topics (1-6)
- Corporate Entrepreneurship (3)
- Entrepreneurial Turnarounds (3)
- Entrepreneurial Deal Making (3)
- Venture Capital (3)
- Entrepreneurship in Engineering and Science (3)
- Social Entrepreneurship (3)
- Emerging Enterprise Consulting (3)
- Dilemmas and Debates in Entrepreneurship (3)
- LaunchPad (3)
- Entrepreneurial Family Business Management (3)
- Advanced Topics in Family Business Management (3)
- Entrepreneurial Marketing (3)
- Managing Innovative Products and New Ventures (3)
- Managing Sustainability: Purpose, Principles, and Practice (3)
- Innovation Law Practicum (3)