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Entrepreneurship Certificate Program
Interested in entrepreneurship and want to get recognized for it? The Entrepreneurship Certificate allows students to take 9 credit hours of courses focused on entrepreneurship and to your own experience recognized through a certificate from the CoE's Center for Entrepreneurship and through a notation on their transcript. To learn more about the curriculum and the program, here's more.
Entrepreneurship Courses
ENGR-407-001: Entrepreneurship Hour
Class #: 46190
Fridays 3:00 - 4:00 pm with following reception.
Room: STAMPS Auditorium
Want to learn what it takes to be an entrepreneur and get credits doing it? Consider taking the entrepreneurship seminar that the university offers each semester. This seminar is designed to expose students to entrepreneurship through interaction with business leaders, venture capitalists, and attorneys, as well many other innovative individuals. Every speaker hangs around after the talk, making millionaire CEOs as easy to talk to as your next door neighbor. Check out the schedule and learn more.
ENGR-490-096: Social Entrepreneurship
Class #: 46643
Fridays 10:30am - 12:00pm
Room: 1012 EECS
This course is meant as an on-ramp course for students interested in becoming involved in social enterprise while at the university or after. Students will have an opportunity to interact with university members across the university active in social enterprise, establishing an interdisciplinary community focused on social enterprise. Students will be exposed to real-life examples of successful social entrepreneurship projects and will also participate in a group project that could impact social change within the university.
IOE-422-001: Entrepreneurship
Class #: 37851
Tuesdays/Thursdays 2:30 - 4:00pm
Room: G906 COOL
Engineering students will explore the dynamics of turning an innovative idea into a commercial venture in an increasingly global economy. Creating a business plan originating in an international setting will: challenge students to innovate; manage risk, stress and failure; confront ethical problems; question cultural assumptions; and closely simulate the realities of life as an entrepreneur.
Looking for more courses? Check out the links below for more or click here for a full listing in pdf format