Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Certificate

Certificate Requirements:

The certificate is open to ALL undergraduate students.

Basics of Entrepreneurship:

One of the following options:

ENTR 350 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship

A sequence of any three 1-credit, ENTR-designated courses at the 100- or 200- level which must include: ENTR 156 - From Ideas to Action as one of the three.

Examples of other 1-credit courses include:

ENTR 155 - Start Up of the Professional You Credit(s): 1
ENTR 157 - Venturing for Good Credit(s): 1
ENTR 256 - Mindfulness for Innovation, Creativity and Entrepreneurship Credit(s): 1 (HBNS 256 )

Special Considerations for Social Ventures:

ENTR 420 - Social Entrepreneurship Credit(s): 3

Social Entrepreneurship Practicum

ENTR 464 - Social Entrepreneurship Practicum Credit(s): 3

Note:

Course substitutes for the “Social Entrepreneurship Practicum” requirement are anticipated and will be allowable if and only if the substitute emphasizes experiential learning that will result in the student gaining first-hand experience in the development, launch and/or growth of a social venture (i.e., a mission-driven business venture or a revenue-generating nonprofit) (ENTR 364 or ENTR 455 ).

Students seeking approval for a course substitute will be required to submit a request in writing to the certificate’s faculty director. The request should indicate the course being proposed as a substitute and address how course activities/project(s) can be expected to satisfy the criterion noted above.