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Stern School of Business
OPMG-UB 60 Real Estate Development and Entrepreneurship (Offered Fall '23):
This course will introduce students to the operating process of real estate development from an entrepreneurial perspective.
Stern School of Business
MULT-UB 86 Entrepreneurship & Law in Practice (Offered Fall '23):
The course is designed around two games: the law game and the entrepreneurship game. The entrepreneurship game focuses on the legal and financial issues an entrepreneur considers in starting a business. The law game simulates a civil trial from inception to end.
Stern School of Business
MULT-UB 66 Advanced Social Entrepreneurship:
This is an advanced seminar for students who have taken the introductory course on social entrepreneurship, or have focused on similar course work in past study. Each student is responsible for developing an original blueprint for social innovation: a creative proposal for solving a societal problem.
Stern School of Business
BSPA-UB 41 Social Entrepreneurship (Offered Fall '23):
In this course students will have the opportunity to find and test new ideas and solutions to social problems, create sustainable business models (using lean startup principles), identify funding options and alternatives, learn how to measure social impact as well as scale/grow a social enterprise to name a few.
Stern School of Business
MULT-UB 40 Entrepreneurship for The New Economy:
This course discusses how the Internet has created a truly global and completely interconnected world economy. It focuses on the dynamics of this new business environment and the steps necessary to build a business in a Web 2.0 economy.
Stern School of Business
MULT-UB 39 Entrepreneurship 2.0:
Entrepreneurship 2.0 studies the process to launch and build a company. The students will form startup teams to brainstorm business ideas, research and test their products, and create a business summary for a live presentation to the class.
Stern School of Business
MGMT-UB 85 Patterns of Entrepreneurship (Offered Fall '23):
This course is designed to provide a broad survey of concepts and skills that will benefit aspiring entrepreneurs, as well as students who want to work in a startup, think and behave entrepreneurially within the confines of a more mature organization, or invest in, or consult, to new ventures. Topics covered include: entrepreneurship as a career option; characteristics of successful startups and entrepreneurs; techniques for generating, identifying, and evaluating new venture and franchising opportunities; assembling and managing start-up teams; raising startup capital; protecting intellectual property; and learning how to pitch your new venture idea.
School of Professional Studies
ADAV1-UC 1010 Designing Data: Infographics:
This course focuses on how to merge data, technology, and design in order to convey exciting, engaging, and informative imagery for a wide variety of businesses and organizations. Students learn how to gather data, identify significant “story” points, and use digital design tools to create infographics for target audiences.
School of Professional Studies
MASY1-GC 3310 Strategic Management of Technological Innovation:
This course is designed to enable the potential manager to deal with the demands of strategic planning in a technology-driven organization. It addresses such concerns as minimizing the R&D cycle, assuring smooth transition from design to production, innovation streams, and technology and business strategy.
