MGT 3600 Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship

This course focuses on how the next generation of visionaries will shape our society and create strategies for solving society’s problems through mission-driven enterprises. Students will learn how to define social good, assess market forces, recognize opportunities, and create innovative solutions that blur societal, government and business objectives, and engage stakeholders in local, national or global communities. Students will explore innovation and social entrepreneurship as purposeful disciplines that impact quality of life, social and environmental objectives, employment, wealth creation, sustainability, and ethics. Student teams will have opportunity to develop a concept plan focused on solving a societal problem of their choice. This course will be of benefit to all majors.

This course fulfills UCC area 5.
Credits: 3.0