MGT201 Foundations of Management & Entrepreneurship

[3–0, 3 cr.]

This course introduces the foundations of management and entrepreneurship within today’s dynamic global and digital business environment. Students explore the core functions of management—planning, organizing, leading, and controlling—while also examining how entrepreneurial thinking, opportunity recognition, and value creation drive innovation in both new ventures and established organizations. The course highlights how data, and emerging technologies support decision making, ethical and sustainable practices, and leadership. Topics include globalization, diversity, ethical and sustainable management practices, creativity and innovation, and the evolving role of leadership in technology driven and entrepreneurial contexts. Real world cases illustrate how managers and founders navigate complexity, uncertainty, and rapid change across industries, providing students with practical insights into both effective management and the entrepreneurial process.

Equivalent: MGT201 Introduction to Management