Social Entrepreneurship Concentration (any Business major)

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Students majoring in accounting, economics (BSBA only), entrepreneurship, finance, management, or marketing can add the social entrepreneurship concentration to their program, which will prepare them to start or find employment in either not-for-profit or for-profit firms pursuing social missions. All requirements must be met for both the major and the concentration, although some course overlap may occur.

Required Courses

Social Entrepreneurship Core: 12 Credits

ENTR 384 - Financial Management of Non-Profit Entities (3)
ENTR 486 - Social Entrepreneurship and Not-for-Profit Management (3)
ENTR 487 - Applied Social Entrepreneurship and Non-Profit Management (1-3) *
AND
ECON 394 - Development Economics (3) or
ENTR 485 - Entrepreneurship (3) or
MNGT 310 - Business and Local Poverty (3)

Total Required Credits: 12

* ENTR 487 is a variable credit course (1-3 crds) that is repeatable up to a maximum of 3 credits.