babson college
Babson College has always been in the leading position in teaching entrepreneurship, 1999 will rank first in the United States from 2020. Babson College's explanation for setting up this major is that students in the new era need to have entrepreneurial spirit, look at things from the perspective of entrepreneurs, have a better understanding of themselves, and put themselves in social, economic and environmental situations to think better and give full play to their social values.
Babson College's entrepreneurship courses include innovative technology investment in new technology venture capital, future trends and future trends, enterprise investment in eps venture capital, knowledge link and digital media department's operation string and digital media business. Crowdfunding management and analysis, entrepreneurial marketing of entrepreneurs, etc. These courses are designed around how to help students show their social values. Enterprise management, on the other hand, pays more attention to short-term enterprise benefits and has a strong knowledge concentration. The courses covered by this major include enterprise strategic analysis, marketing and management marketing management, corporate finance, human resource management, etc.
Stanford University.
Stanford University is the first American university to develop entrepreneurship education. In the early 1950s, Stanford Science Park was formally established, which promoted the development of high-level scientific research activities and school-enterprise scientific research and became the foundation of the development of Silicon Valley. Stanford Business School opened the first entrepreneurship course for mba students in 1967, and established the entrepreneurship education research center in 1996. By the middle and late 1990s, the whole business school's entrepreneurship education curriculum system had matured, and other departments, such as Engineering College, Medical College, Earth and Science College, Education College, Law School and Arts College, also offered entrepreneurship courses for non-business students. As a famous university of science and engineering, Stanford University has developed its unique entrepreneurship education by relying on its innovative spirit and the superior conditions adjacent to Silicon Valley, that is, attaching importance to application orientation and the combination of Industry-University-Research.
Massachusetts institute of technology.
Si Long School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, founded in 1952, is one of the first-class business schools in the world, specializing in the teaching and research of finance, enterprise, marketing, strategic management, economics, organizational behavior, labor relations, operation management, supply chain management and information technology.
Harvard University.
Founded in 2003, Harvard University Entrepreneurship Center currently offers 34 postgraduate courses related to entrepreneurship.
In the past five years, its graduates have founded 1 14 companies, raising a total of1800 million US dollars. If traced back to the past 10 years, its graduates founded 278 companies, raising a total of $5.9 billion.
98% of faculty and staff started, bought or are running a successful enterprise, and 226 independent tutors cooperated with students through formal sponsorship activities.
University of Southern California.
The Lloyd Gref Center for Entrepreneurship Studies at the University of Southern California provides students with six interdisciplinary minor courses, including entrepreneurship and commercialization of technology.
University of Southern California.
The Lloyd Gref Center for Entrepreneurship Studies at the University of Southern California provides students with six interdisciplinary minor courses, including entrepreneurship and commercialization of technology.