Entrepreneurship & Innovation
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Entrepreneurship & Innovation Concentration Advisor
Ms. Clare Leinweber - 414 VH (746-6453)
At the Wharton School, entrepreneurship is one of four sub-fields of scholarship within the discipline of "management." A second concentration in Entrepreneurship & Innovation is intended to complement course work completed in a primary concentration and provide a diverse set of options for students to hone their entrepreneurial skills. Entrepreneurship & Innovation cannot be a student’s only concentration at Wharton; students must have declared a primary concentration.
A total of 4 credit units are required for the second concentration.
One credit unit of:
MGMT 230: Entrepreneurship (1cu)
MGMT 235*: Technological Innovation & Entrepreneurship (1 cu)
Three credit units of:
FNCE 250: Venture Capital & the Finance of Innovation (1 cu)
LGST 213: Legal Issues for Growth Companies (1 cu)
MGMT 212: Societal Wealth Venturing (1cu)
MGMT 233: Strategies & Practices of Family-Controlled Companies (1 cu)
MGMT 237: Management of Technology (1 cu)
MGMT 251: Consulting to Growth Companies (1 cu)
MGMT 264: Venture Capital & Entrepreneurial Management (1 cu)
MKTG 281: Entrepreneurial Marketing (0.5 cu)
MKTG 391: New Product Development (1 cu)
OPIM 415: Product Design (1 cu)
REAL 396: Real Estate Entrepreneurship (0.5 cu)
Only 1 credit unit from the group below can be used in the concentration to substitute for 1 of the 3 elective cus above:
FNCE 251: Finance of Buyouts & Acquisitions (1 cu)
MGMT 211: Competitive Strategy (1 cu)
MGMT 238: Organizational Behavior (1 cu)
MGMT 244: Personnel Management (1 cu)
MGMT 248: Executive Leadership (1 cu)
MGMT 291: Negotiations (1 cu)
* Graduating Management & Technology students have priority for this course, and ONLY M&T students can count this course in the Entrepreneurship & Innovation concentration. All other students are required to take MGMT 230.
One independent study in a related topic may count toward the second concentration. The department offering the course and the management department must approve this.
Double Counting of Courses: 1 cu may simultaneously count toward the Business Breadth requirement and the Entrepreneurship & Innovation second concentration. However, no other double counting is allowed with any other concentration or program.
For a list of course descriptions, please refer to the web site above.
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