MG 451 - Global Social Entrepreneurship

(3.00 cr.)

Develops student knowledge and interest in social entrepreneurship. Social entrepreneurship is the social innovation process of applying sound business and entrepreneurial practices to solve social problems, empower people, and reduce poverty. The course uses lectures, videos, research articles, and student projects and presentations to build student knowledge and aptitude for social enterprise. Deliverables include presentations, papers, participation, and projects.

Prerequisite: 60 credits.
Sessions Typically Offered: Spring