Zero Textbook Cost Syllabus for MGT 3971 (Multicultural Entrepreneurial Experiences)

Authors

Baruch College Field Center for Entrepreneurship faculty

Document Type

Syllabus

Publication Date

Spring 2021

Abstract

This course will explore the reasons individuals become entrepreneurs; how their gender and/or gender identification and expression, ethnicity, family culture, place of birth, and geographic location influence their entrepreneurial journey; the aspects that hinder and/or thrive an entrepreneurial mindset; and the overall reasons for pursuing an entrepreneurial life. Students will develop a sensitivity to the diverse entrepreneurial population worldwide, and learn the necessary skills to succeed in multicultural environments.

Comments

The Field Center faculty who contributed to this syllabus are (in alphabetical order):

Elisa Balabram

Glenn Emanuel

Maria Halbinger

Romi Kher

Ulas Neftci

Scott Newbert

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