Global Health Entrepreneurship: For-Profit Entrepreneurial Management

3 Credits.

Provides intellectual frameworks for the special issues associated with healthcare startups in resource-challenged settings. Offers methods for self-assessment and development of business models and plans, techniques for technology assessment and strategy, develops a foundation for capitalization and partnering strategies, and creates a basis for best practices in company launch and plan execution. Provides an intellectual and practical framework for those students interested in exercising their entrepreneurial energy to solve problems in global health with a particular focus on establishing for-profit enterprises in resource-poor environments or Low- to Middle-Income Countries (LMICs).