The Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship currently awards eight entrepreneurship minors. Over time, the college may expand with additional minors. Commercial Entrepreneurship · Social Entrepreneurship · Art Entrepreneurship

The Minor in Commercial Entrepreneurship is a twelve-hour course of study for students in any major. Students completing the program are knowledgeable about how ...

This minor offers students across the University exposure to entrepreneurship, from concepts of creativity, technology, and innovation to implementing ...

Our minor in Entrepreneurship is a great option for you. Learn about what goes into launching a business, how you can cultivate and manage innovation, and ...

Prepare to launch, lead and grow your own small business enterprise with a minor or concentration in Small Business/Entrepreneurship - the only program of its ...

The entrepreneurship minor provides all UF undergraduates with the opportunity to learn the basic principles of business operations and new venture ...

Students learn about acquiring and balancing limited resources, changing business direction quickly, building a coherent team, managing intellectual property, ...

Through the Arts Entrepreneurship minor, students will be able to develop entrepreneurial and managerial skills necessary to succeed as creative individuals.

A minor in entrepreneurship is available to all undergraduate students at ISU. The minor requires at least 15 credits from an approved list of courses.

The entrepreneurship minor provides students from all academic disciplines with entrepreneurial mindsets and skillsets needed to improve career readiness and ...