In addition to overseeing the development and staffing of entrepreneurship courses, the Gary S. Holmes Center for Entrepreneurship leads the implementation of an innovative curriculum. Graduate students can take experiential courses where they work on applied projects with sponsored companies to design new product prototypes and launch new ventures. Undergraduate students can participate in the unique Entrepreneurship in Action course, where they conceive, launch, and operate a real business.
As the fastest growing and 4th largest undergraduate major at the Carlson School, entrepreneurial studies prepares students to form, plan, finance, and manage businesses and create opportunities, both independently and within organizations.
