Entrepreneurship Certificate
Entrepreneurship Certificate Requirements (15 credits)
Required Grades and GPA
- An overall GPA of 2.0 in all courses counting toward the Entrepreneurship Certificate is required.
Other Policies
- All courses counting toward the Entrepreneurship Certificate must be completed at IU Bloomington.
- A maximum of one course for the certificate can be taken on an IU-approved study abroad program, where available.
- The Entrepreneurship Certificate is not available to students pursuing the following degrees:
- Bachelor of Science in Business
- Bachelor of Science in Business Intelligence and Data Science (BIDS)
- To pursue the Entrepreneurship Certificate, students must complete the Business Certificate Request Form.
- Courses other than those listed below may be approved for elective credit for the certificate on a case-by-case basis.
- Students must request program authorization to substitute a course for an elective if it's not on the pre-approved list. Please email any new elective requests, with the syllabus attached, to Dr. Donald F. Kuratko (Dr. K), Executive & Academic Director, Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship, dkuratko@iu.edu, for review.
Required Courses (9 credits)
- BUS-W 212: Exploring Entrepreneurship (3 credits) P: None
- BUS-W 300: New Venture Management (3 credits) P: Must not be a Kelley School of Business major
- Choose one of the following:
- BUS-W 235: Idea Validation & Business Model Development (3 credits) P: P/C: BUS-W 212
- BUS-W 326: Social Entrepreneurship (3 credits) P: Current Kelley School of Business major or pursuing an Integrated Program in the Environment major
- BUS-W 355: Topics in Entrepreneurship: Women & the Entrepreneurial Challenge (3 credits) P: Sophomore standing
Electives (6 credits required)
Kelley School of Business Courses (Note: The same course cannot be used to fulfill a required course above and an elective)
- BUS-W 235: Idea Validation & Business Model Development (3 credits) P: P/C: BUS-W 212
- BUS-W 326: Social Entrepreneurship (3 credits) P: Current Kelley School of Business major or pursuing an Integrated Program in the Environment major
- BUS-W 355: Topics in Entrepreneurship: Women & the Entrepreneurial Challenge (3 credits) P: Sophomore standing
Luddy School of Informatics, Computing, & Engineering Courses
- ENGR-E 399: TOPIC: Sustainable Product Design (3 credits) P: None
- INFO-I 400: TOPIC: Creativity, Innovation, & Technology (3 credits) P: None
- INFO-I 400: TOPIC: Product Management (3 credits) P: None
- INFO-I 437: Design Strategy (3 credits) P: None
Jacobs School of Music Courses
- MUS-U 300: Introduction to Music Entrepreneurship (3 credits) P: Sophomore standing
- MUS-U 340: Practicum in Music Entrepreneurship (3 credits) P: MUS-U 300
O'Neill School of Public & Environmental Affairs Courses
- SPEA-A 236: Music Industry I (3 credits) P: None
- SPEA-A 241: Arts & Community Engagement (3 credits) P: None
- SPEA-A 405: Programming in the Performing Arts (3 credits) P: None
- SPEA-A 464: The Economics and Administration of Artistic Organizations (3 credits) P: none
- SPEA-A 483: Arts Entrepreneurship (3 credits) P: None
Additional Information
Note regarding Luddy School, Jacobs School, and O'Neill School courses: The bulletin for the school that offers the course is the official source for the most up to date course details (e.g. title, prerequisites, credit hours).