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Course Descriptions

Entrepreneurship

GPA 8170

0-20 Credits

In this course, students will learn what it takes to identify a new venture idea, evaluate the potential success of that idea, convert the idea into a business, grow and harvest the venture and how to replicate that success. We will assess what entrepreneurial traits founders need for ongoing success. We will rely on case analysis to give you real world examples of concepts that you will learn. Even if your career path leads you to a corporate, non-profit, or public environment, you will find that this course will help you understand how to generate new growth within any establishment.

Required course for this program:
Master in Management (Cohort Model)
Master in Management (Traditional Model)

Elective course for these programs:
Master in Public Administration (Traditional Model)
Master in Nonprofit Management (Traditional Model)

Past Course Syllabi and Instructors for this Course:

Term	Location	Instructor	Course Syllabi
Summer 2007	Minneapolis Center	Carol Harris	PDF File