Certificate in Entrepreneurship at Western University

Certificate in Entrepreneurship is offered through General at Western University. Students will acquire a developed knowledge, and critical understanding of the key concepts and skills in entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial thinking. In particular, students will learn the skills and knowledge to navigate in a rapidly changing world: creative problem solving, opportunity recognition, initiative, resilience, how to course correct, and how to learn from mistakes.

Faculty: Ivey Business School  |  Department: General  |  Location: London, Ontario, Canada

What you will study

To complete the Certificate in Entrepreneurship successfully, students must complete the following 3.0 courses with a minimum average of at least 70%, with no course under 60%. 3.0 courses: 1.0 course in Business Fundamentals from: Business Administration 1220E or Business Administration 1299E or Business Administration 2257 or Business Administration 2295F/G plus ( Economics 2129A/B or Psychology 2061A/B). 0.5 course from: Business Administration 4564A/B, Digital Humanities 2120F/G, Digital Humanities 2127A/B, Engineering Leadership and Innovation 3000A/B. 0.5 course in New Venture Creation from: Business Administration 4558A/B, Engineering Leadership and Innovation 3200A/B.

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