Hogan Entrepreneurial Program | Academic Coursework

Academic Coursework in Entrepreneurship

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ENT 301 – Entrepreneurship (3) (To be taken in Fall of the First Year)

This course provides an overview of the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, the external environments of organizations, the issues which affect entrepreneurial success and the management of entrepreneurial ventures. The course also includes a review of financial statements, business functions, and fundamental business concepts.

ENT 302 – Hogan Colloquium I (3) (To be taken in Spring of the First Year)

This course involves participation in the Hogan speaker series and professional development workshops. Speakers are drawn from companies, non-profit organizations, and universities to share first hand experience or research on entrepreneurial ventures. Workshops develop students’ skills in areas such as professional communication, business etiquette and protocol, and media relations.

ENT 401 – Entrepreneurship – Applied Concepts and Practices (3) (To be taken in Fall of the Second Year)

This course includes topics of risk assessment, venture capitalization, change management, and legal issues related to organization start-up. Students work as a team to create a new venture plan which could result in a fundable business proposal.

ENT 402 – Hogan Colloquium II (3) (To be taken in Spring of the Second Year)

This course involves participation in the Hogan speaker series and professional development workshops. Speakers are drawn from companies, non-profit organizations, and universities to share first hand experience or research on entrepreneurial ventures. Workshops develop students’ skills in areas such as negotiation and conflict resolution, team building, and leadership.