Engineering Entrepreneurship Concentration (12 credits)

Learn to practice entrepreneurship within engineering and technology.

This Concentration Can be Extended into a Minor
Curriculum

Pursuing a Minor in Engineering Entrepreneurship requires completion of only one additional course, Entrepreneurial Product Development (EMEN 4820) beyond the requirements for the Entrepreneurship Concentration.

Required Courses
Required Courses	Course Code	Credits
Business Methods & Economics for Engineers	EMEN 4100	3 credits
Technology Ventures & Marketing	EMEN 4800	3 credits
Entrepreneurial Business Preparation	EMEN 4825	3 credits

Elective Courses (choose one)
Course Names	Course Code	Credits
Introduction to Entrepreneurship	ESBM 3100	3 credits
Leadership & Professional Skills	EMEN 4050	3 credits
Engineering Entrepreneurship for the Developing World	EMEN 4200	3 credits
Entrepreneurial Product Development	EMEN 4820	3 credits
Designing for DEI Engineering	EMEN 4055	3 credits
Entrepreneurship Leadership	EMEN 4850	3 credits
Entrepreneurship Finance	EMEN 4875	3 credits

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