Entrepreneurial Thinking and Practice

Entrepreneurs can emerge from any discipline since scientists, artists, and business students alike may make a living using their unique skills and knowledge. This course prepares students from any discipline to navigate an ever-changing world filled with uncertainty and opportunity by developing entrepreneurial skills. The skills taught in this course are relevant to a variety of careers i.e., whether students are interested in starting their own business or whether they may work on entrepreneurial initiatives in a corporation. This course emphasizes experiential learning including hands-on customer interviews, simulations, and case studies. Not open to students who completed MGT225/505.

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