Projects with Start-Ups

4 credits

This course provides the opportunity to apply theories and empirical evidence on the drivers of entrepreneurial success in real-world circumstances. We will work directly with an early stage start-up in a research project jointly defined by students and the start-up founders. Students will develop their analytical skills, and gain experience in working in start-up investing and programming, entrepreneurship and innovation, and economic development policy. Prerequisites: GPIM 472.