Ana
What classes can be used to get a degree in entrepreneurship?
I'm asking this question just to know basic information #engineering #engineer #research
3 answers
Keith Martin
Keith’s Answer
Your school should have requirements listed for each degree program. Typically this will be a mix of classes in the department, outside the department but in the same school, e.g., arts and sciences or engineering, and in a different school. For example, as an electrical engineer, I took a certain number of electrical engineering classes, a certain number of non-electrical engineering classes in the engineering school, and some classes in the school of arts and sciences. The required mix will be listed for each degree program.
If you are interested in entrepreneurship, I strongly recommend taking some science, math, and humanities classes. Even more important than understanding business, you need to understand what it is that you want to create!
Jermaine Quinton Parker
Jermaine Quinton’s Answer
Seek out 101 classes in business and marketing.
Ray Liou
Ray’s Answer
There are many classes you may attend:
Go to any Chamber of Commerce such as Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce Website which offers many entrepreneurship classes.
Go to any university's Business School such as Wharton School at the University of Penn's website and register for any business classes either for degrees or not.
Well Ana,
That is an awesome question. Schools and Universities around the country have heard that kind of question often from prospective and current students...especially in engineering and other technical fields. Their response was this...they've incorporated specific entrepreneurial courses right into their offered curriculums. So as you seek out your major and talk with schools, be on the lookout for those specific courses. One example that comes to mind is...The University of Michigan. Stay curious and keep asking those good questions :)
Christopher Rutledge