SOCW 321 / BADM 395: Social Entrepreneurship
This course provides students an opportunity to design and eventually launch a product, service, or program intended to provide social value to communities. It engages with social entrepreneurship as a broad approach to addressing social problems.
This Stage 1 course emphasizes concepts and principles related to socially motivated entrepreneurship. Students explore their goals, values, and strengths as they build a skillset to understand social problems; and evaluate business and program plans to address those problems.
High-potential student ventures can choose to enroll in the second-stage course (SOCW 375: Social Enterprise Lab), which focuses on the incorporation and organizational growth of your team's social venture.