Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
Build a foundation for entrepreneurial success
Carnegie Mellon University offers challenging cross-disciplinary courses and degrees that prepare students for startup endeavors in art, business and information technology. The Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, part of the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship, is the gateway to entrepreneurship academia across campus. Take a peek into available academic programs and find what interests you.
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Donald H. Jones (1937-2012) |
Undergraduate Courses
Entrepreneurship For Engineers
70-414 (TPR)
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
70-415 (TPR)
Topics in Entrepreneurship
70-417 (TPR)
Entrepreneurship for Scientists
70-420 (TPR)
Technology-Based Entrepreneurship
70-423 (TPR)
Entrepreneurship for Computer Scientists
15-390 (CS) | 70-421 (TPR)
New Venture Creation
70-416 (TPR)
Entrepreneurship for the Creative Industries
70-425 (TPR)
Independent Study in Entrepreneurship (Milton Cofield)
70-509 (TPR)
Business for Engineers
39-200 (CIT)
Quantitative Entrepreneurship: Analysis for New Technology Commercialization
24-680 (ME)
Entrepreneurship, Growth and Industrial Change (Lisbon, Portugal)
88-791 (SDS)
Accelerating Innovation and Entrepreneurship
67-324 (DC)
Commercialization & Innovation (IEE Minor)
70-438 (IEE)
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Minor
The new Innovation and Entrepreneurship minor is a cross-university initiative that brings together STEM disciplines with arts, humanities and business as part of the Integrative Design, Arts and Technology (IDeATe) network.
In this minor, undergraduate students work collaboratively in hands-on explorations of the complete 21st century innovation ecosystem.
Graduate Courses
The Business of Healthcare Innovations
45-906 (TPR)
Commercialization and Innovation: Workshop
45-907 (TPR)
Marketing for Entrepreneurship
45-908 (TPR)
Designing and Leading a Business: Capstone
45-909 (TPR)
Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Technology
18-601 (ECE)
Quantitative Entrepreneurship: Analysis for New Technology Commercialization
19-670 (EPP)
Entrepreneurial High Growth Companies
45-805 (TPR)
Entrepreneurial Alternatives
45-806 (TPR)
Commercialization and Innovation: Strategy
45-807 (TPR)
Gaining Advantage through Sales
45-808 (TPR)
Venture Capital and Private Equity
45-824 (TPR)
Funding Early Stage Ventures
45-905 (TPR)
Decision Tools for Engineering Design and Entrepreneurship
19-784 (EPP) | 24-784 (ME)
Quantitative Entrepreneurship: Analysis for New Technology Commercialization
24-680 (ME)
Designing and Leading a Business
51-792 (TPR)
Entrepreneurship in Entertainment Technology
53-630 (ETC)
Innovation in Information Systems
67-475 (DC)
Entrepreneurship, Growth and Industrial Change
88-791 (SDS)
Entrepreneurship in Creative Enterprises
93-711 (HNZ)
Innovation and Entrepreneurship
96-815 (CMU-SV)
Product Management
96-820 (CMU-SV)
Lean Entrepreneurship
94-840 (HNZ)
Proseminar in Entrepreneurial Leadership
99-735 (TPR)
Special Topics: Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Technology
14-815 (INI)
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