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Entrepreneur training courses and schools
Entrepreneurship

School: Boston University School of Management
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Entrepreneurial Finance
Course Format: Online
Regardless of which career path you choose, a comprehensive understanding of finance is an essential ingredient in the "recipe" for business success. No longer can the assumptions underlying financial projections be treated as "black boxes." In many cases, the answer is less important than the analytical process used to calculate it. This course is designed for students who ...
 

Entrepreneurial Leadership and Organization
Course Format: Online
This course is designed to support potential entrepreneurs in their quest for entrepreneurial leadership. It provides a structured process to introduce the participant to three key elements in developing a successful management structure for an entrepreneurial enterprise: a self-aware, mature entrepreneur; a well-designed management (and governance) team; and motivated, creative work groups. Th...
 

Strategy and Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Online
This course will provide students with a basic understanding of strategy and the entrepreneurial process. We will explore the essential components of idea and concept generation, the phases of the entrepreneurial process and timeline, management team and advisors. Topics will also include differentiation and competitive strategy, the role of information technology and intellectual property, exi...
 

Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Online
Maybe you are currently an entrepreneur seeking that extra competitive edge. Or maybe you’ve been looking for the right moment to act on your entrepreneurial spirit. Whatever your situation, the Boston University Online Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship will help you develop the savvy and skill you need to recognize opportunity and turn it into a successful business venture. Des...
 

School: Rice University
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Life Science Entrepreneurship Certificate
Course Format: Classroom
The Houston area has become a national center for the life sciences industry. Numerous start-up companies have emerged in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical devices, and telemedicine. This has generated a demand for leaders with a background in both entrepreneurship and the life sciences. To educate these leaders, Rice University Executive Education, the Rice Alliance for Technology and En...
 

School: Duke University, The Fuqua School of Business
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Social Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
The Concentration in Social Entrepreneurship is designed for students interested in using their MBA skills in the entrepreneurial pursuit of social impact. MBA skills are becoming seen as valuable and much needed in the social sector, and the core MBA program should provide a strong foundation for any student looking to become a successful social sector leader. However, MBAs looking to use thei...
 

Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Course Format: Classroom
Successfully charting an entrepreneurial career path requires a multitude of skills. To build a new business, the entrepreneur must be able to (1) identify and assess potential opportunities and environments; (2) acquire (or gain the right to use) and protect the key resources �financial, managerial, technical, etc. �necessary to pursue the opportunity; (3) develop strategies to generate mark...
 

School: Touro College
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Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
An advanced study of the risks, problems, opportunities involved in the start up, management, finance, marketing and growth of a new venture. Topics covered include identifying and evaluating opportunities, entry strategies, marketing, financing and strategies for growth, traps and identification of areas of danger and failure.
 

School: New York University Leonard N. Stern School of Business
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Accounting, Tax, & Legal Issues in Entrepreneurship
Course Format: Classroom
This course complements C10.0003, Financial Statement Analysis, by a more extensive analysis of financial statements and the financial reporting rules underlying them. The course uses tools learned in Financial Statement Analysis, such as ratio and accounting analysis, to discuss financial reporting principles, emphasizing the link between the reporting principles and the financial statements. ...
 

School: University of Wisconsin-Parkside
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Entrepreneurship Certificate
Course Format: Classroom
Practical and theoretical training in the process of business start-up will include: Self-assessment Opportunity recognition Feasibility assessment Creating a values-based business Writing a business plan Learning to manage and lead the growing new venture Hands-on experience with existing ventures The certificate program in Entrepreneurship helps students develop tolls and und...
 

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