Entrepreneurship: New Venture Creation

About

This course is a practical guide to starting a new business, providing students with exposure to every crucial aspect of the entrepreneurship experience. From the initial phase of evaluating a business idea to the actual business launch, students are introduced to the frameworks, complemented by practical advice and guidelines, provide students with a solid foundation to launch their own businesses while understanding the various risks their startup may face. For those who do not plan to launch a new business, skills learned can be used in their corporate and non-profit careers.

Course leader

Montressa L. Washington, PhD, visiting professor from Shenandoah University, USA

Target group

Undergraduate & Graduate students
Young professionals welcome.

Course aim

• Assess business opportunities
• Understand the process used to create and manage new ventures
• Understand the elements of a well written business plan
• Idea generation for potential business based on important trends and student’s interest
• To stimulate self-evaluation for career direction.

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