When building an undergraduate Introduction to Entrepreneurship course, here are a few key things we learned from surveying our community of over 4,000 entrepreneurship educators:

• Give your students the opportunity to practice the skills necessary to start a business – like problem solving, customer interviewing, and prototyping. They may not start anything today or tomorrow, but those skills will be valuable for them in any career path.

• Show your students how the concepts apply to their current existence.
• Bring in other voices to the conversation, through guest speakers and possibly judges for pitching.

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We’ve created a detailed Introduction to Entrepreneurship sample syllabus that details the components of a full semester course.

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