Paul College UnderGraduate Programs
The Entrepreneurship minor at UNH offers non-business majors a dynamic education in innovative thinking and creative problem-solving. Here you'll be able to develop entrepreneurial skills through a structured sequence of courses that combine Paul College's business expertise with complementary electives from any field of study.
Whether you're interested in launching a startup, driving innovation within established organizations, or applying entrepreneurial thinking to your chosen discipline, this minor will help you identify opportunities and create impactful solutions. With a focus on creative thinking and practical application, the entrepreneurship minor will prepare you to be an innovator in any field.
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Entrepreneurship is not just marketing, management or finance — it’s all of that and more. If you are creative and want to bring that creativity and innovation into your profession — whether you are interested in starting your own business, working for a new venture, investing in start-ups, or becoming involved in new venture creation within an established organization — then entrepreneurship is a great choice.
The Minor in Entrepreneurship is for non-business majors. It provides non-business students with concepts, tools, and techniques to become creative thinkers, conceptualize and articulate problem statements, construct innovative solutions, and explore and seek opportunities. The focus of the minor is not about creating startups, although this may be an ancillary outcome, rather on entrepreneurial thinking that make the students engage in successful careers in their respective disciplines. It comprises three required courses offered by Paul College and two courses from a selective list offered by the other UNH Colleges. The three Paul courses are designed to follow a proscribed sequence that take the student through the entrepreneurial process.
The Minor in Entrepreneurship in the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is for non-business majors. The minor provides non-business students with concepts, tools and techniques to become creative thinkers, conceptualize and articulate problem statements, construct innovative solutions, and explore and seek opportunities. The focus of the minor is not about creating startups, although this may be an ancillary outcome, rather on entrepreneurial thinking that make the students engage in successful careers in their respective disciplines.
The minor consists of required courses offered by Paul College and two courses from a selective list offered by other UNH Colleges. The Paul courses are designed to follow a proscribed sequence that take the student through the entrepreneurial process.
Academic policies related to Minors.
| Code | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| MGT 520 | Topics in Management (Thinking like an Entrepreneur) | 4 |
| MKTG 520 | Topics in Marketing (Understanding Your Customer) | 4 |
| DS 520 | Topics in Entrepreneurship/Decision Sciences (Realizing the Entrepreneurial Dream) | 4 |
| Select two courses from the following: | 8 | |
HIST 522 | Science in the Modern World | |
HMP 721 | Managing Health Care Organizations | |
HMP 722 | Health Care Management II | |
RMP 775 | Entrepreneurial and Commercial Recreation | |
TECH 750 | Intellectual Asset Management for Engineers and Scientists | |
*For other course options contact the Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education | ||
| Total Credits | 20 | |
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