Academic Affairs and Advising | Entrepreneurship and Innovation Specialization

The specialization in entrepreneurship and innovation equips students with the tools and concepts necessary for a career as an entrepreneur or an investor in entrepreneurial ventures.  A requirement for the specialization is one of the Foundations of Entrepreneurship courses, which offer a broad look at starting, funding and managing new businesses in a variety of sectors including services, manufacturing, high technology, and public service.  The specialization provides a valuable understanding of what it is like to work in a start-up venture, a growing small business, or a venture capital or private equity firm.
 

Academic Advisor: Professor Glenn Okun, 212-998-0780

Course List

Part I of the Specialization:

REQUIRED:
MGMT-GB.2129 Entrepreneurship (1.5 Credits)
OR MGMT-GB.3335 Foundations of Entrepreneurship (3 Credits)

 

Part II of the Specialization:

Section A: Complete at least 3 credits (and up to 6 credits) from the list below:
 

Section B: Maximum of 3 credits from the list below:
 

For course descriptions, please see the Office of Records & Registration website.