- English
- GRA 3161
- 6 Credits
Introduction
What is a good entrepreneurial mindset? What skills and insights do entrepreneurs require to launch a new venture? What does it take to scale up? These are fundamental questions about entrepreneurship to be worked out during this course.
This class combines students' active participation in hands-on exercises and discussions with recent research on personal aspects of entrepreneurship. It focuses on helping students gain the knowledge, skills, and tools to understand and undertake entrepreneurial action.
Course content
Students will learn to combine insights across multiple domains in order to bring novel approaches and solutions to big, risky and challenging questions.
Students will learn and practice how to evaluate opportunities from multiple vantage points, create a unique value proposition, and what it takes to assess the market potential for a new idea as a stand-alone company or as a new avenue in a corporate setting. They will learn how to make decisions under conditions of technical and market uncertainty.
The course will also address soft skills such as self-management, personality, identity, motivation, communication and cooperation, in combination with theories of learning and culture development.
Students will get a basic understanding and practice of how to champion their ideas under a variety of audiences, such as potential investors, employees, and executives.
Disclaimer
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