Training and Entrepreneurship Department
Offers programs and resources to develop entrepreneurial skills and provide practical training for starting and managing businesses.
Sub-Departments within the Training and Entrepreneurship Department:
Entrepreneurship Development
Business Incubation
Startup Support and Mentoring
Small Business Management
Innovation and Creativity
Business Plan Development
Marketing and Sales Strategies
Financial Management for Entrepreneurs
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
Social Entrepreneurship
Course List within the Training and Entrepreneurship Department:
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Ideation and Opportunity Identification
Business Model Development
Market Research and Analysis
Product Development and Innovation
Business Planning and Strategy
Financial Planning and Forecasting
Marketing and Sales for Entrepreneurs
Operations and Supply Chain Management
Leadership and Team Building
Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship
Funding and Venture Capital
Social Entrepreneurship and Impact Business Models
Technology and Digital Entrepreneurship
Startup Pitching and Presentation Skills
These courses and services within the Training and Entrepreneurship Department aim to develop entrepreneurial skills and provide practical training for starting and managing businesses. The Entrepreneurship Development sub-department focuses on cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset, fostering creativity, and developing skills in identifying and evaluating business opportunities. The Business Incubation sub-department supports early-stage startups by providing workspace, resources, and mentorship to help them grow and thrive. The Startup Support and Mentoring sub-department offers personalized guidance, coaching, and networking opportunities to aspiring entrepreneurs, connecting them with experienced mentors and industry experts. The Small Business Management sub-department focuses on the practical aspects of running a small business, including financial management, marketing strategies, and operations. The department also emphasizes innovation and encourages students to explore novel business ideas and disruptive business models. Courses cover various aspects of entrepreneurship, including business planning, market research, product development, financial forecasting, marketing, and legal and regulatory compliance. Graduates from these programs are equipped with the knowledge, skills, and resources to pursue entrepreneurial endeavors, start their own businesses, or contribute to the growth and innovation of existing enterprises.
