Entrepreneurship - MBAJ

Concentration Courses

Students who complete the Entrepreneurship concentration and produce a business plan (as part of the course requirements for ENTR 625 ) that adequately addresses the SEER macro-values (as determined by the SEER Committee) will have satisfied the course requirements necessary for the Certificate in Socially, Environmentally, and Ethically Responsible Business Practice . All Entrepreneurship courses (i.e. ENTR 661 , ENTR 662 , ENTR 624 , ENTR 625 ) are SEER certified, and the capstone course for the Entrepreneurship concentration (i.e. ENTR 625 ) is a pre-approved substitute for STGY 645  as the final required course for the SEER certificate. In addition to completing all the SEER certified courses, students must also meet designated service requirements to earn the Certificate. Further information on the service requirement can be found in a different section of this catalog specifically pertaining to the SEER Certificate.  

Elective course availability will vary per term and year based on instructor availability, enrollment, and program needs. Although elective courses are not guaranteed to be scheduled on a regular cycle, students will be provided a choice of relevant options from the program’s elective list during course registration.

• ENTR 661 Entrepreneurship and the Generation of New Venture Ideas (2)
• ENTR 662 The Feasibility of New Venture Ideas (2)
• ENTR 624 Building a Business Model (4)
• ENTR 625 Launching a New Venture (4)

Note:

The global content requirement is satisfied by completing the Entrepreneurship concentration.