BUS 3013 - Social Entrepreneurship

3 Credit Hour(s)

This course will approach the theme of Social Entrepreneurship from both a theological and business perspective. In the course students will engage the history of the relationship between Christian mission, economic systems, and business so as to develop a theological foundation to guide them in the development of social transformative entrepreneurship endeavors among the least advantaged in this country and the world. In the course students will learn to apply knowledge of the functional areas of business (finance, operations, management, etc.) to the development of a comprehensive business plan that focuses on creating social, economic, environmental and spiritual capital. Students will develop the capacity to create and present a theologically informed business plan to accomplish a specific social objective.

Availability: Fall

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