Stein College and Davis College Entrepreneurship Minor
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Where Business Meets ArtWhy Study Entrepreneurship?
Entrepreneurship plays a crucial role in the way new ideas, opportunities, inventions, and technologies are created and introduced into the global marketplace.
The minor provides you with a group of courses that enhance your major field of study. These courses merge creativity and design thinking with business management, marketing, and finance to help students build an entrepreneurial mindset critical to a successful business practice. If you are looking to bring creativity to your profession — whether you are interested in starting your own business, working for a new venture, or becoming involved in new venture creation within an established organization — then the Entrepreneurship minor is a great choice to get started.
Enroll in Entrepreneurship
If you are a current student, you can add the Entrepreneurship minor to your degree plan by talking to your advisor.
Versatility by designYour Classes
Students must complete:
- MART 141 Design Thinking
- MART 342 Brand Strategy & Visual Systems
- (or) MKG 301 Principles of Marketing
- MGT 381 Entrepreneurship
Students must then complete one course from the following list:
- MUS 321WR Entrepreneurship in Music Industry
- MUS 317 Music and Intellectual Property Law
- CS 302 Software Design & Development
- CS 355WI Project Management
- ENGR 212 Design for Reliability and Manufacturability
- MART 441 Creative Entrepreneurship
- MKG 438 Marketing Strategy
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