College of Business
Entrepreneurship
Minor
Minor in Entrepreneurship
Discover Entrepreneurship at CWU where we believe self-employment is a valuable option and successful employment involves entrepreneurial capabilities.
You will learn the basics of owning a business, as well as specialized skills in product development, business planning, marketing, and professional development. Develop your skills, perspectives and relationships to become a successful entrepreneur with an Entrepreneurship minor.
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Management Department
Shaw-Smyser 413
Create Your Future
What You'll Study
Academic Catalog | Management and Marketing Department Website
Core Courses
- ENTP 200 - Tactical Skills for Professionals
- OR MGT 200 - Tactical Skills for Professionals
- ENTP 287 - Applied Product Development
- ENTP 300 - Principles of Entrepreneurship
- ENTP 388 - Intellectual Property and Prototype Development for Products and Services
- ENTP 488 - Plunge Class
Additional Courses
- ACCT 251 - Financial Accounting
- OR ACCT 301 - Accounting Skills for Non-Accounting Majors
- AGB 361 - Food and Agribusiness Marketing
- OR MKT 360 - Principles of Marketing
- OR MKT 362 - Essential Marketing Concepts
Enhance Your Major
This minor complements any major by providing you with essential entrepreneurial skills that are valuable in various fields.
AACSB Accreditation
CWU’s business programs are AACSB accredited, ensuring you receive a high-quality education recognized globally.
Real-World Experience
Participate in internships and projects that offer practical insights and experiences in entrepreneurship and business management.
Access to Resources
Benefit from access to CWU's entrepreneurial resources, including mentoring programs and business incubators.
Why Study Marketing and Management at Central?
- Enhance leadership skills through hands-on learning in strategic planning, organizational behavior, and decision-making, preparing you to lead teams effectively
- Apply classroom knowledge in real-world scenarios through internships and projects that mirror business challenges, building problem-solving expertise
- Connect with industry professionals through workshops and networking events, expanding your network and career opportunities
Commitment to a Sustainable World
CWU is nationally recognized for this work through the AASHE STARS Gold rating and the Management Department embeds sustainability-related concepts, skills, and applied learning that prepares students to think critically about their impact on the world around them.
Learn more about CWU’s sustainability efforts through the Office of Sustainability, explore CWU’s national sustainability recognition, or view the full AASHE STARS report.