Graduate Entrepreneurship Courses
The Entrepreneurial Challenge
explores the contemporary view of entrepreneurship as a method of
management applicable in enterprises of all sizes and stages of
development. Within this view, entrepreneurs are made, not born as
they develop different strategic orientations, different patterns
of commitment to opportunity and differing perspectives on resource
control, management structure, and compensation/reward policy. This
orientation may be summarized as being more nimble with a
persistent emphasis upon innovation. Completion of an
entrepreneurship project is an integral part of the course.
New Venture Management
examines the two critical aspects of success in entrepreneurship:
planning a successful launch and managing the growth and
development of an entrepreneurial venture. Students in this class
will work actual business ventures that they intend to launch or
that they are already operating. Completion of a fully developed
business plan for the students ventures is an integral part of this
course. Pre-requisite: ETP 6500
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