Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Undergraduate Certificate

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CIP Code: 520701

The Undergraduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation empowers students from multiple academic disciplines to transform their passion into a viable business. With this certificate, students will gain critical business skills to launch a start-up, open a private practice, and/or innovate within an existing organization.

Courses

ACCT 2013: Principles of Financial Accounting 3 Semester Credit Hours

Choose one:

MGMT 3403: Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship 3 Semester Credit Hours
MGMT 4003: Entrepreneurship/New Venture Creation 3 Semester Credit Hours

Choose two:

BLAW 2553: Legal Environment of Business 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENTR 3153: Crafting a Business Pitch 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENTR 3203: Corporate Entrepreneurship 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENTR 4253: Family Business Venturing 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENTR 4303: Innovative Product Design 3 Semester Credit Hours
ENTR 4603: Innovative Venture Research 3 Semester Credit Hours

Industry-Specific Elective Courses (6 SCH)

Students choose two electives tailored to their academic focus or career goals by choosing one of the following options.
Other relevant courses may be used as electives, subject to approval by the administering academic department.