Cornell is a world-class university whose colleges and schools encompass more than 100 fields of study. Many of these colleges and schools offer classes in entrepreneurship for undergraduates. You don’t have to have an idea for a company in order to want to learn more about entrepreneurship—you just have to have the desire.
Business Minor for Engineers
The Dyson Business Minor for Engineers at the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business focuses on giving engineering students the teamwork, communication, and collaboration skills necessary to succeed in the world of business–especially when you are tasked with delivering sophisticated solutions to clients or customers.
The Kessler Fellows Program
The Kessler Fellows Program is a cornerstone entrepreneurship program in the College of Engineering. Select juniors deeply engage in a unique year-long immersion aimed to help them identify and experience their unique fit in the entrepreneurial ecosystem.
The Program involves entrepreneurial education, personal exploration, a summer startup experience and the opportunity to inspire others through a reflective symposium.
Cornell Engineering Leadership Program
The mission of the Engineering Leadership Program is to grow powerful leaders who take on our world’s biggest challenges with knowledge, skill, insight and courage. Because we believe great leadership development engages the heart and the mind, we emphasize empirically derived knowledge combined with personal inquiry and growth.
Entrepreneurship Courses by College/ School
See the diverse set of entrepreneurship-focused courses offered by the many colleges and schools at Cornell University.
