ENT (0215) 663 - Social Entrepreneurship

Credits: 3.00

Social Entrepreneurship is an increasingly relevant field of business. Students will examine the theory and practice of identifying, evaluating, launching and growing successful mission-driven for profit, nonprofit and hybrid organizations that purposefully advance positive social change through innovative business-oriented solutions.

Course Learning Goals: •   Identify and articulate the nature of social mission in entrepreneurial opportunities
•   Analyze the sustainability of a social venture business model
•   Develop the experiences and skills of a social entrepreneurial team
•   Understand and analyze the complex institutional environment surrounding the social enterprise
•   Analyze Capital markets and evaluate exit possibilities