 |
|
Entrepreneurship and Small and Medium Enterprises
The Entrepreneurship and Small and Medium Enterprises knowledge domain is designed to prepare students to become entrepreneurs and engage and work in small and medium sized enterprises.
Click Here to View Overview Power Point Presentation:
The courses emphasize practical experience and have the option to customize program towards technology or start-ups. Courses cover a variety of subjects such as:
- Entrepreneurship
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Technological Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- Consultative Processes in Organizations
- Emerging Technologies
- New Venture Initiation
- Entrepreneurial Leadership
- New Product Development
- Small Business Management
Suggested Coursework
View Description of the various courses
- MGT 291: Entrepreneurship
- MGT 292: Small Business Management
- MGT 293: New Venture Initiation
- MGT 294: Strategic Entrepreneurship
- MGT 214: Behavioral Factors in Management Consulting
- MGT 235: Technology, Entrepreneurship & Innovation
- MGT 295: Family Business Strategy
- MGT 296: New Venture Financing
- MGT 298 :Directed Readings and Research
- MKTG 250: Selling/Sales Management
Learn More About
- GW Business Plan Competition
- Spring Board Enterprises
- Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence (CFEE)
- Experiential Learning
- International Council for Small Business
Presentation, Op-Eds, and Papers by Faculty
- Tipping Point - The Case for Africa
- Egypt Burning - An Entrepreneurship Perspective
- Whitewater in the Desert
- The I in Globalization