ENTRMS - Entrepreneurship

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Over the course of this 12-month program, you’ll explore core subjects relevant to entrepreneurship today. You’ll master the principles of tech ventures, learn about new venture finance and explore industry analysis.

Then, you’ll choose electives that grow your expertise and skills in the concentration of your choice. Each elective anticipates a critical need in our tech-forward, globally connected business world. You can master Information Security in Public and Private Sectors, Leading and Organizing for Innovation, Healthcare Entrepreneurship or even Persuasion in Entrepreneurial Contexts.

Students will complete a total of 18 units of core coursework and 12 units of electives. 

Core Coursework:

• ENTR 506: Principles of Entrepreneurship (offered Fall 1)

• ENTR 523R: Customer Focused Entrepreneurship (offered Fall 2)

• ENTR 534: Industry Analysis and New Venture Development (offered Spring 2)

• FIN 536: New Venture Finance (offered Fall 2)

• ENTR 556: Business for Entrepreneurs (offered Summer 1)

• ENTR 554: Leading and Organizing for Innovation (offered Spring 2)

• ENTR 560: Entrepreneurship for Owner Operated Businesses (offered Spring 1)

• ENTR 565: Global Social Entrepreneurship (offered Summer 1)

• ENTR 588: Social Entrepreneurship (Offered Fall 1)

• ENTR 521R: Corporate Entrepreneurship (offered Summer 2)

• ENTR 548: Healthcare Entrepreneurship (offered Summer 2)

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Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.