Exploring Student Interest in Entrepreneurship Courses

Abstract

A technique for evaluating student interest in entrepreneurship courses was used to direct development of a curriculum. New venture creation and small business courses held highest interest. Support courses in marketing and finance were followed by specialty courses in creativity, innovation, and corporate entrepreneurship. Differences in student responses were explored.

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