Concentration in Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship: Not just a field, but a mindset.

The Gabelli School of Business prepares its students to tackle real business problems with an arsenal of knowledge, skills, and experiences. The Entrepreneurship program within the Gabelli School of Business turns students into change agents and disruptors to seize countless opportunities in front of them. We do this by re-calibrating how students think about money, failure, what a career is, what kind of lifestyle they want, and what kind of impact they want to have in the world.

Entrepreneurship is not easy. It is not for the faint of heart. But it IS a door to opportunity for students who are intrigued by the path less traveled. For students who value freedom and independence and creativity. For students who don’t like being pigeon-holed in the typical career path. For students looking for an exciting, non-traditional lifestyle.

The Entrepreneurship concentration was developed to deliver a forward-thinking, skills-based curriculum driven by experiential learning to change the way students think. Regardless of one’s career trajectory (the startup world, corporate America, nonprofits, etc.), students learn how to embrace failure, how to vet opportunities, how to pitch ideas, how to be innovators, and how to confidently change the world for the better.

Students at the Rose Hill and Lincoln Center campuses can earn a concentration in Entrepreneurship as either a primary concentration (four courses) or a secondary concentration (three courses). 

For more information

Visit the Entrepreneurship Program web page.

Entrepreneurship is available to Gabelli School students as either a primary or secondary concentration. 

Primary Concentration

Secondary Concentration 

Entrepreneurship electives

Courses in this group have the ENT attribute.