Centers and Institutes

Levy-Rosenblum Institute for Entrepreneurship

Graduate Courses

The A. B. Freeman School of Business MBA or PMBA programs offers a schedule of intense courses for students of entrepreneurship. The courses provide theoretical and practical application for venture startups, business management and business strategy.  Students are also allowed an independent study in entrepreneurship, but must consult with an entrepreneurship faculty member to develop a plan of study.  The following courses are offered and advised for students interested in entrepreneurship:


ACCN 7420 Governmental and Not-for Profit Accounting (3 credit hours)

FINE 7040 Financial Modeling (1.5 credit hours)

FINE 7140 Cases in Venture Capital and Private Equity (3 credit hours)

FINE 7210 Real Estate Planning Finance and Development (3 credit hours)

FINE 7310 Cases in Real Estate (3 credit hours)

FINE 7600 Valuation and Financing Enterprises (3 credit hours)

MGMT 6240 Practice of Management IV New Venture Creation (3 credit hours)

MGMT 7100 Corporate and Cooperative Strategy (3 credit hours)

MGMT 7110 Negotiations (3 credit hours)

MGMT 7120 Competition and Strategy (3 credit hours)

MGMT 7150 Environment, Society and Capital (3 credit hours)

MGMT 7210 Management of Technology and Innovation (3 credit hours)

MGMT 7910 Independent Study: BioInnovation Commercialization (1-3 credit hours)

MGMT 7910 Independent Study: Conscious Capitalism (1-3 credit hours)

MGMT 7910 Independent Study: Entrepreneurship (1-3 credit hours)

MGMT 7910 Independent Study: Family Business ((1-3 credit hours)

MGMT 7910 Independent Study: Social Entrepreneurship (1-3 credit)

MKTG 7130 International Marketing (3 credit hours)