Entrepreneurship Specializations
Prepare to launch your own business and establish an entrepreneurial career with courses that set you up for success.
Available entrepreneurship specializations
You’ll need to take three elective courses within one specialization area to graduate with a specialization in that field.
Entrepreneurship 1
Entrepreneurship
This specialization covers the conception, design, organization, and management of new enterprises. Go from opportunity identification through to launch, growth, financing, and profitability. With guidance from Hult's professors, along with insights from current startups and investors, you’ll develop an entrepreneurial mindset and hone the skills needed to develop a new business or idea with potential for growth and funding. You can also identify and pursue opportunities for growth within an organization.
Specialization skills gained include:
Sample specialization courses include:
- Disruptive Business Models
- Entrepreneurship through Acquisition
- Entrepreneurial Marketing
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Social Impact Business Models
- Doing Business in Africa
- Developing Business Strategies for Emerging Markets
Entrepreneurship Specialization 2
Social Entrepreneurship
Go beyond the traditional boundaries of a business to include businesses with a social purpose. These specialization courses focus on the frameworks and practices that enable businesses to identify social goals to address, develop a social business model that accomplishes profit and social impact, and attract financing from impact investors.
Prospective career paths: Social Ventures, Entrepreneurship & Start-Ups
Sample specialization courses:
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From Theory of Change to Impact
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Social Impact Business Models
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Financing Social Impact & Ventures
Entrepreneurship Specialization 3
Developing & Emerging Markets
Given current events and the rapid rise in the importance of emerging markets—both politically and economically—this specialization is highly relevant to current events. Learn skills to develop strategies for organizations (including family firms and SMEs) in the developing and emerging markets most relevant to you. You can also use your knowledge to support western firms, from startups to multinationals, to gain a foothold or expand their presence in emerging markets.
Prospective career paths: Business Development, Consultant, Market Analyst
Sample specialization courses:
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Developing Business Strategies for Emerging Markets
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Opportunities & Challenges of Developing & Emerging Markets
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Developing the Next Growth Engine
Not all specializations or elective courses will be available at every campus
Specializations or elective courses are subject to change
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