ENTR 353 - Social Entrepreneurship

3 Credits
Three hours per week.

Social entrepreneurship examines the characteristics of a social enterprise and explores the challenges of managing a successful social enterprise. “Social return on investment” is described and applied in diverse “nonprofit” settings. The course prepares the student for a career in social entrepreneurship through understanding the vision, mission, strategies, goals, and organizational structure of successful and failed social enterprises.

Prerequisite(s) FIN 343, MKTG 331, and MGMT 324.
Offered (SPRING).