Concentration & Academics

Entrepreneurship Co-concentration

Are you interested in revolutionizing markets or joining a firm that does?  The Entrepreneurship co-concentration provides a strong background for launching and managing high-growth ventures in nascent or high-velocity industries. The curriculum introduces a set of tools and a way of thinking that will help students to navigate the uncertain, ambiguous contexts that often characterize new initiatives in established firms as well as start-ups.

The Entrepreneurship co-concentration is designed to be a second concentration for Carroll School of Management students. Up to one class from the co-concentration course list can be counted towards another concentration. 

The courses in the co-concentration include the following:

For more information, please contact the Shea Center for Entreprenurship. 

Minor in Management & Leadership

A minor in Management and Leadership is offered to students in the Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences, Lynch School of Education, and Connell School of Nursing who are interested in pursuing management careers. This minor focuses on the behavioral side of management by offering courses designed to increase students’ knowledge of leadership and management and build skills in these areas. Students must complete six courses offered by the Management and Organization Department.

The Management and Leadership minor will help students develop and enhance their ability to lead and manage people and organizations.  More specifically, students will:

1. Develop an appreciation for the fundamentals and complexity of successful leadership
2. Identify exemplary leadership in themselves and others
3. Demonstrate effective leadership and management skills

Required Courses:

The Management and Leadership minor prepares students for managerial roles in corporations, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. The common thread is managing people. In addition, the concentration provides excellent preparation for a career in management consulting, which focuses on diagnosing and solving management problems in client organizations.

For more information, please consult Professor Richard Spinello to set up an appointment.

Check out the newsletters below for information regarding upcoming events, advising deadlines, leadership opportunities, and internships available for your class year. 

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Sample List of Electives

Below is a sample list of electives available for undergraduate students. Additional courses may be added in the future. Please note, not all courses are available each semester. Please visit the Course Information and Schedule page in Agora for an up-to-date list of current offerings and prerequisites.