ENTR Minor
Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor
A new Minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation recently has been approved and is now available. The minor consists of 18 credits – 2 core courses ( 3 credits each) and 4 elective courses (3 credits each). Six credits must be at the 300 or 400 level.
*CORE COURSES [Required, 6 credits]*
*ENTR 200* Introduction to Entrepreneurship (required for all students)
*ENTR 201* The Entrepreneurial Mindset
OR
*POLI /AMST/SOCI 205* Civic Agency and Social Entrepreneurship
(Either ENTR 201 or this course will fulfill the second required core course for the minor.)
The remaining elective courses (12 credits)* may be selected from below:
*UPPER LEVEL COURSES*
*ENTR 300* INTERNSHIP
*ENTRE 320* ENTREPRENEURIAL MARKETING
*ENTR 391* INDEPENDENT STUDY
ELECTIVE COURSES TO DATE (MORE TO BE ADDED AS APPROVED):
| Course Number | Course Name | Professor |
| AGING 361 | Technology and the Future of Aging | G. Madjaroff |
| AMST 422 | Preserving Places, Making Spaces in Baltimore | N. King |
| ART 380 | History and Theory of Games | N. McDonald |
| CHEM 102 H | Principles of Chemistry II Honors | T. Carpenter |
| CHEM 405 | Inorganic Chemistry | M. Onuta |
| ECON 101Y | Principles of Microeconomics (1 credit) | D. Mitch |
| ECON 418 | The Economics of Innovation and Technology | D. Mitch |
| ECON 476 | Portfolio Analysis & Mgmt | C. Yuan |
| ECON 479 | Venture Capital and Capital Markets | M. Rose |
| ECON 482 | International Finance | C. Yuan |
| ENCH 486 | Survey of Sensors & Instrumentation | G. Rao |
| ENME 204 | Introduction to Mechanical Engineering Design with CAD | All |
| ENME 444 | Mechanical Engineering Systems Design Capstone | All |
| ENME 489 | Global Engineering | M. Zupan |
| ENME 489-05 | Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering: Medical Device Development | Neil Rothman |
| FYS 102P | Creativity, Innovation and Invention | B. LaCourse/Gib Mason |
| HAPP/SOCY 354 | Social Bases of Public and Community Health | A. Kalfoglou |
| HIST 200 | Themes in World History: Entrepreneurship in the Early Modern World | A. Froide |
| HIST 355 | American Entrepreneurs from Columbus to Jobs | C. Chapin |
| IS 420 | Database Application Development | G. Karabatis |
| IS 428 | Data Mining Techniques & Application | V. Janeja |
| MGMT 210 | The Practice of Management | All |
| MUSC 323 | Careers in Music | L. Cella |
| STAT390 | Introduction to Statistical Consulting | L. Stanwyck |
| THTR 345 | Auditioning and the Business of Acting | Staff |
| THTR 460 | Senior Capstone | W. Salkind |
For more information, contact Amy Froide at froide@umbc.edu or Vivian Armor at armor@umbc.edu.