Entrepreneurship
(18 semester hours)
Open to all majors, this interdisciplinary minor provides exposure to principles and concepts of entrepreneurship applied to new venture start-up, small business growth, and corporate innovation. This program complements majors in the business school and other divisions; it supports the application of entrepreneurial concepts and approaches to your major.
Objectives include the following:
- Recognizing and developing entrepreneurial potential
- Developing an understanding of entrepreneurship as a manageable process
- Using tools, frameworks, concepts, and perspectives that are helpful in recognizing how entrepreneurship works
- Appreciating the role that entrepreneurial attitudes and behaviors can play in personal and professional lives and in society at large
A minimum 2.0 g.p.a. is required for all courses in this minor. Courses must be taken for a grade (not credit/no-credit). For non-business majors, this minor satisfies the Thematic Sequence requirement of the Global Miami Plan. Students planning to take this minor should contact the Center below as soon as possible.
For More Information
Page Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
2078 FSB
513-529-1221
