Training in entrepreneurship is now viewed as an integral component of a contemporary undergraduate business curriculum and critical for the professional development of undergraduate students within and beyond the walls of business schools. To further develop the entrepreneurial mindset and skillset of undergraduates, Tulane University offers a new eighteen-credit minor in “Entrepreneurial Business” housed in the A.B. Freeman School of Business. At the undergraduate level, Freeman offers this Entrepreneurial Business minor only for students who are enrolled as business majors.
The courses for the minor are designed and intended to be taken in sequential order. In other words, students would ideally first take the courses in the core requirements section, followed by the three elective courses, followed by the experiential learning component.
| Course ID | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Core Requirements | 6 | |
| Fundamentals in Entrepreneurship | ||
or MGMT 4140 | Fundamentals in Entrepreneurship | |
| Financial Management | ||
| Electives (Choose Three) | 9 | |
| Venture Capital and Private Equity | ||
| Cases In Entrepreneurshp | ||
| Environment, Society, and Capitalism | ||
| Management of Technology and Innovation | ||
| New Products Marketing | ||
| Student Venture Accelerator 1 (Consider taking MGMT 4210 subsequently) | ||
| Social Venturing for a Sustainable Future | ||
| Experiential Learning Component | 3 | |
| Management of New Ventures | ||
| Student Venture Accelerator 2 (Must take MGMT 4200 prior to MGMT 4210) | ||
| Total Credit Hours | 18 | |