Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

The entrepreneurship minor is specifically designed to provide non-business school students with knowledge and training that will allow them to practice their studies within start-up and small business environments. Entrepreneurship, innovation, and design are inherently multi-discipline topics and so complement many other courses of study. Our goal is that students who pursue this minor will learn how to integrate their primary areas of study with knowledge from the courses embodied in this program to broaden their thinking and enhance their creativity and problem-solving skills.

Minor Requirements
Minor Requirements
Student & Alumni Entrepreneurial Ventures
60+

cumulative years of entrepreneurship experience among faculty

2018

inaugural year of Entrepreneurship minor

2

Entrepreneurs- and Founders-in-Residence

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Studying at the University of Richmond provides a great foundation of connections with the local business community, particularly with the entrepreneurial community.

Liam Rose, ’19

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