Undergraduate Minor in Entrepreneurship
Whether you’re a biology major with an idea for a new device to improve health care, a communications student looking to start your own marketing company or someone seeking to take on business development in a larger organization, the entrepreneurship minor at UCLA offers the knowledge to transform your entrepreneurial ideas into reality.
Course Descriptions
Entrepreneurship and New Venture Initiation
Entrepreneurship and Technology Commercialization
Entrepreneurship and New Product Development
Entrepreneurial Finance and Accounting
Marketing Principles for Entrepreneurs
Business Plan Development
Personal Financial Health: Theory and Practice
Social Entrepreneurship
Directed Research
Corporate Internship in Management
Faculty

Casey Borman ('03)
Lecturer of Accounting

Neha Kumar
Lecturer

Gayle Northrop ('96)
Continuing Lecturer; Senior Faculty Advisor, Center for Impact

Alfred E. Osborne, Jr.
Professor and Faculty Director, Price Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation

Shawn Patt ('07)
Lecturer; Faculty Advisor, Student Investment Fund

David Ravetch (B.S. '79)
Senior Lecturer of Accounting

Farhad Rostamian ('99)
Lecturer

Eddie Weinhaus
Lecturer

Nathan Wilson ('11)
Director, Undergraduate Minor in Entrepreneurship Program

Shi Zhang
Associate Professor of Marketing

Shawn Patt ('07)
Lecturer; Faculty Advisor, Student Investment Fund

David Ravetch (B.S. '79)
Senior Lecturer of Accounting

Farhad Rostamian ('99)
Lecturer

Eddie Weinhaus
Lecturer

Nathan Wilson ('11)
Director, Undergraduate Minor in Entrepreneurship Program

Shi Zhang
Associate Professor of Marketing