Entrepreneurial thinking skills that help individuals recognize opportunities, create solutions, and implement plans are essential to professional success and long-term career security. This certificate introduces students to models, methods, and skills associated with developing successful startups and new social, corporate, and government ventures. The certificate is open to students from all majors who want to learn how to turn their ideas into viable projects, startups, and new ventures.
Degree Requirements
Required Courses
9 Total Credits
- Complete the following:
- ENT3613 - Creativity and Entrepreneurship (3)
- ENT4013 - New Venture Design (3)
- ENT4014 - New Venture Implementation (3)
Restricted Electives
3 Total Credits
- Complete all of the following
- Earn at least 3 credits from the following:
- ENT4183 - Technological Entrepreneurship (3)
- ENT4503 - Social Entrepreneurship (3)
- ENT4942 - Entrepreneurial Internship (3)
- MAN4941 - Management Internship (3)
- GEB4941 - Integrated Business Internship (1 - 99)
- Internships must be in collaboration with a local startup, small business, or entrepreneurship support organization. Internship packets are available in the Management Department (BA1-309). : ENT 4503
Grand Total Credits: 12
