Entrepreneurship, Minor

Pair your passion with entrepreneurial skills. The Entrepreneurship minor provides practical, high-impact strategies to apply creative thinking and business savvy to any major – from the arts and sciences, to healthcare, tech, education, or any industry engaged in business.

Entrepreneurship minors take a one-year cohort sequence of entrepreneurship courses alongside foundational business classes such as economics and business law. Through real-world projects and industry mentorship, you will build the mindset and skill set to identify opportunities, solve problems, and  create value - no matter where your career takes you.

Minor Requirements

(Code 820-402)

Twenty-four semester credits, as follows:

Required Courses:
ACCT 201Introduction to Accounting3
ECON 103Principles of Microeconomics3
or ECON 104 Principles of Macroeconomics
or IS 240 Information Systems in Business
BLAW 305Legal and Regulatory Environment3
or BLAW 306 Business Law
ENT 200Creativity and the Entrepreneurial Mindset3
ENT 371Customer Discovery and Business Model Design3
ENT 373New Venture Feasibility3
ENT 374New Venture Launch3
ENT 471Entrepreneurship Capstone3
Total Credits24

Program Learning Outcomes 

Students completing this program will be expected to meet the following learning outcomes:

  • Identify and assess entrepreneurial opportunities.
  • Apply current startup methodology to determine entrepreneurial venture feasibility.