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BUMO 782

Entrepreneurship and New Ventures

2 Credits

This course introduces students to the principles and practices of entrepreneurship, emphasizing opportunity recognition, customer discovery, business model development, and venture financing. Through cases, projects, and experiential learning, students develop the analytical, creative, and leadership skills required to launch new ventures or drive innovation within existing organizations. The course cultivates an entrepreneurial mindset focused on value creation, adaptability, and decision-making in uncertain environments.

Prerequisites & course information

Restriction: Must be admitted to the appropriate graduate business program; or permission of the Masters Programs Office at the Robert H. Smith School of Business.

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