The Global and International Relations Program is pleased to announce a new minor in Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development. This interdisciplinary, interdepartmental minor, which was created to service students interested in entrepreneurship, the management of innovation, economic development, and technology policy, is available to undergraduate students in all colleges.
Core courses for the minor include:
* Technology and Economic Growth (88-391/90-756)
* Technology Entrepreneurship: Principles for Practice and Policy (88-390)
* The Strategy and Management of Technological Innovation (19-682/90-880)
* The Rise of Industrial R&D (79-440/88-345)
* Industries and Technological Innovation (19-613)
* Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy (19-605/88-714)
* The Global Economy: A Users Guide (88-410/90-749)
* The Rise of the Asian Economies (88-411/90-752)
* Entrepreneurship, Technological Change, and Regulation in Theory and Practice (88-371)
To learn more about this exciting new option, please see the attached document. Students interested in declaring a minor in Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Development should contact Traci Sebastian in the Global and International Relations Program at traci@andrew.cmu.edu.
Traci E. Sebastian Academic Advisor Global & International Relations Program Carnegie Mellon University Baker Hall A57 Pittsburgh PA 15213
T: (412) 268-7082 F: (412) 268-1293 traci@andrew.cmu.edu office location: BH A60f
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