Entrepreneurship Minor
https://paulcollege.unh.edu/business-administration/program/minor/entrepreneurship
The Minor in Entrepreneurship in the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is for non-business majors. The minor provides non-business students with concepts, tools and techniques to become creative thinkers, conceptualize and articulate problem statements, construct innovative solutions, and explore and seek opportunities. The focus of the minor is not about creating startups, although this may be an ancillary outcome, rather on entrepreneurial thinking that make the students engage in successful careers in their respective disciplines.
The minor consists of required courses offered by Paul College and two courses from a selective list offered by other UNH Colleges. The Paul courses are designed to follow a proscribed sequence that take the student through the entrepreneurial process.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| MGT 520 | Topics in Management (Thinking like an Entrepreneur) | 4 |
| MKTG 520 | Topics in Marketing (Understanding Your Customer) | 4 |
| DS 520 | Topics in Entrepreneurship/Decision Sciences (Realizing the Entrepreneurial Dream) | 4 |
| Select two courses from the following: | 8 | |
| Science in the Modern World | ||
| Managing Health Care Organizations | ||
| Health Care Management II | ||
| Entrepreneurial and Commercial Recreation | ||
| Intellectual Asset Management for Engineers and Scientists | ||
*For other course options contact the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education | ||
| Total Credits | 20 | |
Please note:
- The remaining two courses can be from Paul College or the student’s home college, depending on suitability and availability of the courses as well as a student’s interest to specialize in a specific area within the Minor, and subject to approval – please contact Undergraduate Programs and Advising Office to discuss approval process.
- Some of the listed courses are “special topics” (or equivalent). Please make sure that the course has the same title (not simply the same number) as the listed course in order for it to count for the minor.
- The Entrepreneurship Minor also follows UNH policy for minors