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Shanghai
BUSF-SHU 206 Investing and Financing in and with China (Offered Fall '23):
What does it take to be successful in China? How do domestic and foreign businesses do in the world's most dynamic economy? How do Chinese entrepreneurs work in a dynamic country? How do investors think about cross border investing into and out of China? How do investors think about cross border investing into and out of China? What are the leading opportunities in Chinese markets today?
TCHT1-UC 1601 Business Development II (Offered Spring '23):
An examination of the principles of organizing, operating, financing and operating single and mixed use projects from the perspectives of business operators, investors, and owners. Topics covered include: project finance, market analysis, facility contracts, leaseholder agreements, models of mortgages and public financing, sources of capital and their impact on projects, and public and private partnerships. A case study analyzing a particular project will be integrated into the course.
School of Professional Studies
MSEM1-GC 2015 Managing Your Event Business:
The event industry is abound with small businesses and entrepreneurial activity. This class deepens your understanding of managing your own event business, after you have completed the Entrepreneurship and Business Plan Development class. Topics include: finding your niche, financing your start-up, building customer relationships, governmental regulation and taxation, promotional planning, and managing growth.
Stern School of Business
Stern School of Business
BSPA-UB 50 Entrepreneurship in Sustainable Protein (Offered Fall '23):
This undergraduate course -- the first of its kind -- explores business opportunities in sustainable protein. Numerous industry analysts identified alternative proteins and ‘flexitarian’ diets as major food trends in 2017 and 2018. The Economist dubbed 2019 “The Year of the Vegan. An estimated 30% of millennials eat meat alternatives each day and 50% consume meat alternatives several times per week.
Stern School of Business
MGMT-UB 43 NYC Entrepreneurship Lab (Offered Fall '23):
The NYC Entrepreneurship Experience is your chance to learn entrepreneurship by working directly with the founders of early stage startups. In the classroom you will learn the leading approaches to navigating uncertainty—grounded in entrepreneurship theory. Outside of the classroom you will apply these practices by working directly with your classmates on supporting your startup on a strategically important project.
Stern School of Business
MGMT-GB 2308 Venture Building for Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs:
The future is fast, complex and in flux. Markets are being reshaped at an unprecedented pace, creating a world where disruption is common-place and innovation is not only expected but increasingly necessary. Every player is entering the race to win with the next big bet - entrepreneurs working at start-ups and venture studios, and intrapreneurs, working within corporations, all vying for a piece of the rapidly changing market. Building new ventures, as an entrepreneur or intrapreneur, has become a coveted skill.
Stern School of Business
INTA-GB 2380 Foundations of Fintech (Offered Fall '23):
“FinTech” refers to financial sector innovations involving technology-enabled business models that can facilitate disintermediation, revolutionize how existing firms create and deliver products and services, address privacy, regulatory and law-enforcement challenges, provide new gateways for entrepreneurship, and seed opportunities for inclusive growth. FinTech is also the label for increasingly technological approaches to the main financial intermediation functions: payments, capital raising, remittances, managing uncertainty and risk, market price discovery, and mediating information asymmetry and incentives.
Stern School of Business
INTA-GB 2122 Disruption, Entrepreneurship & Social Impact:
Disruptive technologies have massive impacts on society and create enormous business opportunities, especially for entrepreneurs. This course examines this phenomenon through 5 technologies causing global disruption: AI/Machine Learning & Robotics, Human Genome & Gene Editing, Blockchain & Cryptocurrencies, IoT, Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality, Autonomous Vehicles. We will also examine a cluster of technologies that comprise the Smart Cities phenomenon transforming cities globally to increase sustainability, efficiency and access to services.
