Centers & Research
Curriculum
The Center for Entrepreneurship features a minor in entrepreneurship. The minor consists of nine credit hours for College of Business majors and 15 credit hours for non-Business majors. All students must take the following three courses for the minor in entrepreneurship:
- ENTP 3000: Principles of Entrepreneurship: This course focuses on the teaching students principles of successful entrepreneurship that have been derived from research into the behaviors, cognitions, and attitudes of expert entrepreneurs.
- ENTP: 3100: Entrepreneurial Law & Capital: This course builds on the ENTP 3000 and dives deeply into the legal and capital formation issues that all entrepreneurs grapple with as they launch, grow, and exit their ventures.
- ENTP: 4000: The Business Plan: This hands-on course leads students through the process of crafting an investor-grade business plan and formal presentation to raise capital. Students will have many opportunities to hone their presentation skills and learn how to deal with lenders and/or investors.
Non-business majors must take two additional courses from the business core curriculum. A list of those courses can be found by clicking here.
