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BUS 620 - Entrepreneurship in a Global Environment (3 Credits)

Prerequisite: BUS 610  or BUS 640  and 2 additional graduate required courses
This course will take students through the process of creating a new business that could operate in today’s global business environment, starting from the conceptualization phase through to the preparation of a detailed, realistic, and professional level feasibility analysis and business plan. Via the analysis of case studies, and through working with a team to develop their own business, students learn to think critically about the issues involved in initiating and operating an entrepreneurial venture.