7250 Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute

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• Major in Entrepreneurship
• Minor in Entrepreneurship

Programs Supported:

• B.I.S. in Media Entrepreneurship
• B.I.S. in Social Entrepreneurship
• B.I.S. in Biomedical Science & Enterprise

Suite 250, 55 Park Place
404-413-7910

Jennifer H. Sherer Ph.D., Chair
Faculty: Baker, Graybeal, Monlouis, Sherer

Program Description and Objectives

Entrepreneurship is more than just starting your own business, it’s a mindset-a way of thinking and acting. ENI develops business leaders who possess the knowledge, skills, and confidence to develop, scale and deliver products, services, and solutions to real-world problems. These skills and mindsets can be applied to a range of organizational contexts: a sole entrepreneurial startup, as key members of a founding team, or as an entrepreneurial member of a large organization.

Skilled entrepreneurs are the nucleus of the global economy since they create innovative products and services. Programs and courses offered by the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute prepare students for the global economy. ENI students learn how to: identify and assess opportunities; develop concepts; assess and acquire resources to develop, launch, grow and harvest ventures.

Regardless of your primary area of study, acquiring an entrepreneurial skillset will open a world of opportunities and help you achieve your full potential. ENI students learn the fundamental concepts and principles of entrepreneurship and innovation and how to implement best practices. In today’s fast-paced, dynamic economy, employers value an entrepreneurial mindset in new hires across a wide range of jobs and industries. Furthermore, students with entrepreneurial skills are better prepared to successfully establish and grown their own business.

Program Admission

Admission requirements are specific to each program offering of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI). Students should refer to the related Program Admission section of the Catalog for the program (major, minor, concentration) in which they wish to enroll in. Additionally, (ENI) students are required to meet all College and University admission requirements.

Program Financial Information

There are no special fees associated with the ENI program. However, students taking ENI courses must pay all tuition and fees charged by the University.

Programs

• Entrepreneurship Major

• Entrepreneurship Minor

Courses

• ENI 3100 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship & Innovation
• ENI 3101 - Entrepreneurial Thinking for Startups
• ENI 3102 - Product-Service Design for New Ventures
• ENI 3103 - Business Model Validation
• ENI 3400 - Women Lead in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• ENI 4000 - Corporate Entrepreneurship
• ENI 4060 - Technology Law for Entrepreneurs
• ENI 4100 - From Startup to Growth Company
• ENI 4101 - Introduction to International Entrepreneurship
• ENI 4201 - Startup Incubation and Mentoring
• ENI 4350 - Technology for Entrepreneurs
• ENI 4389 - Directed Readings in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
• ENI 4860 - Exploring Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Study Abroad in China
• ENI 4900 - Entrepreneurship and Innovation Internship

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