EPS 7553-A45 - ORGANIZATIONAL EPS

Academic Period:

Fall 2025

Section:

Title:

ORGANIZATIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Meeting Patterns:

Tue | 18:30 - 21:00

Locations:

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Start Date:

Tuesday, September 2, 2025 Date format can be changed

End Date:

Tuesday, October 21, 2025 Date format can be changed

Instructor Name:

Andrew Corbett

Instructor Email:

acorbett@babson.edu

Academic Unit:

EPS - Entrepreneurship

Academic Level:

Graduate

Maximum Credits:

1.5

Delivery Mode:

In-Person

Allowed Grading Bases:

Graded

Section Status:

Closed

Enrollment Count:

15

Section Capacity:

0

Description:

EPS7553 Organizational Entrepreneurship: Putting Your Entrepreneurial Capabilities into Practice 1.5 Elective Credits This course is situated at the nexus of you and the capabilities and behaviors necessary to be entrepreneurial within an organization. Students will explore the foundations of driving entrepreneurial success within various types of organizations. Focusing on your individual entrepreneurial capacity, students will learn how to be entrepreneurial in any setting, whether it be corporate, non-profit, family, government, or other types of organization. The course emphasizes the application of entrepreneurial leadership and Entrepreneurial Thought & Action (ET&A) principles, particularly within large existing organizations. Students will engage with research from Fortune 500 companies, popular press books, case studies, role plays, and other relevant materials. For more information click here to watch a video. Prerequisites: None

HTML Description:

EPS7553 Organizational Entrepreneurship: Putting Your Entrepreneurial Capabilities into Practice
1.5 Elective Credits

This course is situated at the nexus of you and the capabilities and behaviors necessary to be entrepreneurial within an organization. Students will explore the foundations of driving entrepreneurial success within various types of organizations. Focusing on your individual entrepreneurial capacity, students will learn how to be entrepreneurial in any setting, whether it be corporate, non-profit, family, government, or other types of organization. The course emphasizes the application of entrepreneurial leadership and Entrepreneurial Thought & Action (ET&A) principles, particularly within large existing organizations. Students will engage with research from Fortune 500 companies, popular press books, case studies, role plays, and other relevant materials.

For more information click here to watch a video.

Prerequisites: None

Format:

In-Person Can be several values or empty

Session:

Session I Can be several values or empty

Elective:

Graduate Elective (Grad) Can be several values or empty

Program:

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