While pursuing your degree, you can earn nine credit hours in graduate-level entrepreneurship courses to receive a Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation. This certificate addresses the increasing demand from both students and employers for expertise in identifying, evaluating and executing entrepreneurial opportunities – skills that are crucial for success in today's dynamic business landscape, whether in startups or established corporate environments.
The certificate program offers a comprehensive exploration of the following entrepreneurial areas:
- Venture Ideas: Develop and critically assess potential business concepts, ensuring a solid foundation for new ventures.
- New Venture Planning: Gain hands-on experience in critical tasks related to creating, developing and growing a business from the ground up.
- Funding Entrepreneurial Ventures: Master the intricacies of securing funding across various stages of venture development, examining key sources such as angel investors, venture capital and crowdfunding.
This nine-hour certificate program is available to all current TCU graduate students.
Curriculum Overview
- ENTR 70513 – Venture Ideas
- ENTR 70523 – New Venture Planning
- ENTR 70533 – Funding Entrepreneurial Ventures
