Winter 2025 Entrepreneurship Courses
Are you looking for the opportunity to intern part-time with an early-stage startup? OR do you have a venture idea that you would like to bring to market?
Applications are NOW OPEN for two exciting entrepreneurship courses in Winter 2025.
Exploring New Ventures
ENT391
Gain hands-on experience with an early-stage startup! This experiential learning course combines lectures and a part-time internship. You'll explore the inner workings of new ventures and gain valuable skills.
To apply for ENT391, you must meet the following requirements:
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9.0 credits in any subject
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ENT200H1/RSM100H1/MGT100H1
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This course cannot be taken if you have already completed: IMC390Y1, IMC391H1, or IMC392Y1
Application Deadline: October 27, 2024 @ 11:59 PM
Creating New Ventures
ENT392
Do you have a venture idea you're ready to bring to market? In this hands-on course, you'll develop your idea into a complete business model and pitch it to a panel of experienced entrepreneurs.
To apply for ENT392, you must meet the following requirements:
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9.0 credits in any subject, including one of ENT200H1/RSM100H1/MGT100H1
Application Deadline: October 27, 2024 @ 11:59 PM
*ENT392 and ENT391 cannot be taken concurrently. If you intend to apply for both courses, please ensure that you take them in different semesters
The Centre for Entrepreneurship offers a series of 'core' entrepreneurship courses. Other courses related to innovation and entrepreneurship are offered to students at the undergraduate level by specific Arts & Science departments as listed below.
Undergrad - Core Courses
Courses for academic credit offered by the Centre for Entrepreneurship are listed below. They are specifically designed to be open to students from across the breadth of the Faculty of Arts & Science creating the opportunity for students from diverse disciplinary backgrounds to engage in robust learning from both the scholarly and experiential lenses.
Enrollment into our core courses ENT391 and ENT392 is by application only. If you are interested in enrolling in either course or have any questions about our course offerings, please contact us at ent.entrepreneurship.artsci@utoronto.ca
Fall 2024
For course scheduling details, please refer to the Timetable Builder.
| Course Code | Meeting Section | Title | Day/Time | Delivery Mode |
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| ENT200H1 F | LEC0101 | Introduction to Entrepreneurship | MO: 09:00-11:00 | INPER |
| ENT200H1 F | LEC5101 | Introduction to Entrepreneurship | TH: 19:00-21:00 | INPER |
| ENT391H1 F | LEC0101 | Exploring New Ventures | TH: 11:00-13:00 | INPER |
| ENT392H1 F | LEC0101 | Creating New Ventures | TU: 11:00-13:00 | INPER |
Winter 2025
For course scheduling details, please refer to the Timetable Builder.
| Course Code | Meeting Section | Title | Day/Time | Delivery Mode |
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| ENT200H1 S | LEC5101 | Introduction to Entrepreneurship | TH: 19:00-21:00 | INPER |
| ENT391H1 S | LEC0101 | Exploring New Ventures | TH: 11:00-13:00 | INPER |
| ENT392H1 S | LEC0101 | Creating New Ventures | TU: 11:00-13:00 | INPER |
Undergrad - Specialized Courses
Students are encouraged to explore the wide variety of innovation and entrepreneurship courses offered by units and programs across the Faculty of Arts & Science. Details can be found in the Academic Calendar and the Course Timetable. For course scheduling details, please refer to the Timetable Builder.
| Course Title | A&S Unit/Program |
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| CHM198H1: Biosensor Technology & Applications for the Non-Scientist | Chemistry |
| CHM458H1: Soft Materials for Life, Energy & the Environment | Chemistry |
| CSC404H1: Intro to Video Game Design | Computer Science |
| CSC454H1: The Business of Software | Computer Science |
| CSC490/491H1: Capstone Design Project | Computer Science |
| ECO463H1: Financial Market Innovation | Economics |
| GGR251H1: Geography of Innovation | Geography & Planning |
| GGR429H1: Innovation & Governance | Geography & Planning |
| HMB401H1: Biomedical Advances & Technologies |
Human Biology |
| JPM400Y1: Biomedical Incubator Capstone Project | Pharmacology and Toxicology |
| RSM459H1: Business Design | Rotman Commerce* |
| RSM493H1: Entrepreneurship | Rotman Commerce* |
| RSM494H1: Technology Strategy | Rotman Commerce* |
*only for students enrolled in the RC Program.