Entrepreneurial Behavior

(2 Credit Hours) · Undergraduate

Develop entrepreneurial behavior through better understanding of the entrepreneurial process as a whole and the key role that different ways of acting and making decisions play in increasing the probability of success during the creation of a new business. The course aims to familiarize students with different forms of entrepreneurial leadership, as well as introducing them to traditional, contemporary and alternative ways of starting a new business. The focus of the course will be on questioning and proactive behavior of entrepreneurs as well as on decision making based on affordable. Although it explores some situations from a corporate point of view, the course mostly takes the perspective of the founder(s) of a new business. The learning objectives of the discipline are presented in the table below, demonstrating how they contribute to the objectives of the Bachelor.