Course Summary

Course Objectives:

• Understand whether entrepreneurship is right for you, and what type of entrepreneurship suits you best

• Experience entrepreneurial thinking and develop the working habits of entrepreneurs

• Overcome barriers to entrepreneurial thinking and action

About the Course

Schedule: Fall Semester 
Credits: 2 credit points 
Lecturer: Yuval Shafir
Office Hours: By appointment, before or after class
Location: Online + 3 in-person sessions
(details for the sessions will be provided later).

Level: Undergraduate students
Prerequisites: None
Additional Requirements: If the course is held online, students will be required to keep their cameras on during class. In case a session is recorded, gallery view images will not be included in the recording. Failure to keep the camera on will be considered an absence.

Course Description

Entrepreneurship is not just for those who want to start companies, it is for anyone who wants to stay two steps ahead in a world of constant change. In fact, there is little choice: those who don’t move forward risk falling behind. Success in today’s work life requires entrepreneurial skills, both in managing your own career and in the work itself.

This is an active, hands-on course that will immerse you in an entrepreneurial mindset, taking you out of your comfort zone. However, no prior experience or entrepreneurial inclination is required. You will discover and develop your entrepreneurial side, gain tools, knowledge, and skills, and identify within yourself capabilities and opportunities for the future.