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Entrepreneurship
MBA Concentration
Do you want to be your own boss
rather than working for someone else? Have you the passion to
convert an idea into reality? Do you want to be involved in the
total operation of a business, from concept to creation? Are you
interested in developing a venture in an established firm? Do you
want to become a consultant to bring about change in firms? If so,
the MBA Entrepreneurship Concentration can be of help. Students can
pursue the Entrepreneurship concentration by itself or add it as a
second concentration in order to become an entrepreneur in a
functional field. For example, you may use it to launch a CPA
practice, become an independent financial planner, or start a
marketing research firm.
The Entrepreneurship Concentration is
earned by taking three courses (9 credits) beyond the core:
Two required
courses:
53:620:517 Entrepreneurship:
New Venture Creation
Foundation
course that provides an understanding of the key components of
creating a new business. Students develop a business concept into a
potential business opportunity. They screen it against success
criteria, perform research, develop the business model and marketing
strategy, and create a comprehensive business plan.
53:620:535
Entrepreneurship Team Consulting
Practical course
in which students work in teams, with guidance from the instructor,
on consulting projects for clients to bring about change. The course
has an in-class component of instruction. Students learn the
protocol of consulting, from client engagement, through managing
deadlines, to making a final presentation to top management.
One approved
elective course taken from the following:
53:620:670
Corporate Restructuring
53:620:678 Business and the Natural Environment
53:390:670 New Venture Finance
53:135:670 Raising Capital
53:620:670 Strategic Management of Technology Ventures
53:630:670 Selling and Sales Management
53:620:671 Business Venturing in Established Companies (or
Corporate Entrepreneurship)
53:620:530 Mergers and Acquisitions
One elective related to
Entrepreneurship to be Approved by the Area Coordinator, Professor
Briance Mascarenhas,
mascaren@crab.rutgers.edu
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