Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management Introduction to Entrepreneurship: EIM 340 Starting Fall 2020, EIM 340 counts towards the social science general education requirement!
*At least sophomore standing
No group projects.
Enter class assignments into a competition for the chance to win thousands of dollars. Learn from and network with entrepreneurs. Offered online & face-to-face.
A Business Minor Can Be a Major Thing Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management Minor The curriculum emphasizes entrepreneurship, innovation, and new product development management, conflict resolution and negotiation, team-building, and project management. Management faculty are available to consult with students wishing to pursue careers in entrepreneurship and innovation management. The School of Management awards roughly $50,000 per year in scholarships largely targeting entrepreneurship/innovation management majors and minors. Several former Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management minors have used what they have learned to launch their own ventures like photography studios, developing apps, and patenting/promoting designs. Even if you don't want to start a business, corporations want to hire entrepreneurial and innovative employees! An Entrepreneurship minor is well suited for all majors. Those students pursuing a major in Computer Science, Engineering, Performing Arts/Theatre, or STEM majors greatly enhance their career options with an Entrepreneurship Minor. Aside from required courses, most student will not have to take any prerequisite courses.
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Minor because it would help me refine my leadership skills, and it would allow me to explore an interest of mine. The EIM minor is great for anyone interested in learning about how to start a business, shape their personal brand, and teaches important transferable skills!!!
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Unique Features Learn to make more money pursuing your passion, ranging from engineering to dance.
- Neil Kagerer, BA in Sociology and a Minor in Entrepreneurship
EIM Minor Requirement ECN 202 - Principles of Economics (Microeconomics) (3) EIM 340 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship (3) BUS 250 - Contemporary Legal Issues for Business (3) MGT 341 - Human Behavior in Organizations (3) (prerequisite: a course in sociology or psychology) EIM 349 - Innovation Management (3) Questions? Please contact: Mark Simon, Professor of EIM, marksimo@umich.edu