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Academic Programs / Business & ManagementEntrepreneurshipArvind Parkhe, Chair 215-204-6618 aparkhe@temple.edu Robert McNamee, Academic Director Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute (IEI)
Entrepreneurs are creative problem-solvers that are driven to have a big impact on the world. Many of Temple University's Entrepreneurship students start new businesses during or after college, but many more go on to work in exciting jobs with companies that realize the importance of innovation and the value of students that can think outside the box, recognize opportunities, and get the job done. Temple's Entrepreneurship programs are consistently ranked among the top in the nation. Through these programs you will learn how to be more creative, to recognize and generate innovations in all their forms, to understand the ecosystems and value chains of industries in order to identify opportunities for new businesses or products, and you will be given the knowledge and tools necessary to start and manage your own business or successfully propose new business ideas and change initiatives in any companies you work with. The Entrepreneurship major is a good choice for students who:
The program is designed with a balance of theory and practice and our courses are taught by successful serial entrepreneurs, experienced venture capital executives, and senior innovation managers. Course work is closely tied to the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute's applied programs like the Be Your Own Boss Bowl (BYOBB) and other competitions (e.g., our capstone course focuses on coaching students on finalizing an idea for a new business and writing a business plan that can be submitted to the BYOBB for a chance to win over $100k in prizes). We want our Entrepreneurship majors to have experience when they graduate – thus our program includes a required internship course and we expect all Entrepreneurship majors be active members in the Entrepreneurial Student Association (ESA) where they can work on a variety of interesting projects with local companies and the community. Summary of RequirementsUniversity Requirements All new students starting in the 2011-2012 academic year and beyond are required to complete the university's General Education (GenEd) curriculum. Note that students not continuously enrolled who have not been approved for a Leave of Absence or study elsewhere must follow University requirements current at the time of re-enrollment.
College Requirements Students must meet College Graduation Requirements, including the requirements of the major listed below. Students must attain an overall GPA of 2.0 or higher in the major and must maintain a 2.0 GPA overall in order to graduate as an entrepreneurship major. Students pursuing the entrepreneurship major are expected to participate in the Entrepreneurial Student Association. Use the major GPA calculator at www.fox.temple.edu/advising to calculate the GPA in the major.
Major Requirements for new students Suggested Sequence for new students Requirements of Entrepreneurship Major
Suggested Sequence of the Entrepreneurship MajorPlease note that this sequence is suggested only, ensuring prerequisites are met. Students' academic sequences may differ based on individual academic plans.
MinorsEntrepreneurship MinorStudents in any college who wish to understand how to innovate, pursue opportunities, and turn their ideas into reality by creating and managing a successful entrepreneurial or innovative business can pursue a minor in entrepreneurship. Requirements for the minor must be completed prior to graduation.
Information Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship MinorThe Fox School Information Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship (ITIE) minor integrates two of the most important elements of the Fox School: the enabling role of IT and the drive of entrepreneurial thinking. It is offered as a joint venture between the departments of Strategic Management and Management Information Systems. Who Should Minor In ITIE? The minor is appropriate for all Fox School majors but particularly relevant for students in marketing, finance, human resources, and MIS who are interested in applying IT in an entrepreneurial manner. Students who minor in ITIE will be well suited to work for corporations who want to drive new IT enabled innovative projects and for technology enabled start-ups. Requirements for the minor must be completed prior to graduation. For more information about this minor, please visit: http://community.mis.temple.edu/programs/minor-in-itie/. CertificateRequirements for the Certificate in EntrepreneurshipThe nine-credit, three course undergraduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship is designed to provide coursework to support alternative, entrepreneurial career paths for students across the university; to promote the entrepreneurial spirit by fostering opportunity recognition and resource acquisition that leads to innovation and invention; and to increase awareness of, and participation in, entrepreneurial opportunities available to all Temple students. This certificate will be jointly issued by the Fox School of Business and Management and its partner schools, and will appear on the student's transcript. The requirements for this certificate must be completed prior to graduation. |
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