Social Entrepreneurship Specialization

Social entrepreneurship is a field of business in which entrepreneurs are using business methods to help solve social and environmental challenges otherwise ignored or missed by commerce. This field includes companies developing new income opportunities for their firms by addressing social and environmental challenges in a profitable manner.

Social Entrepreneurship Specialization

Core Courses - 6 Credits

BUS-100	Introduction to Business	3 credits
ECN-200	Principles of Economics	3 credits

Elective Credits - Select 9 credits from this list

BUS-370	Social Entrepreneurship	3 credits
BUS-371	Social Innovation and Impact	2 credits
BUS-451	Building Community Partnerships	2 credits
BUS-497	Internship	1-6 credits
BUS-498	Executive Seminar	2 credits
BUS-457	Social Entrepreneurship Experience: Idaho to International	3 credits
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BUS-340	International Business	3 credits

Outcomes

1.  Content knowledge

Demonstrate an understanding of general business theories and principles. (Social Entrepreneurship)

2.  Critical Thinking

Analyze and reason independently and ethically appropriate to given business/organizational situations.

3.    Effective Communication

Demonstrate through written, interpersonal or team activities effective communication skills.