Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Education @ Tufts
The Derby Entrepreneurship Center offers 20+ unique undergraduate entrepreneurship courses, most of which are offered every semester. We also offer two minors: the Entrepreneurship Minor, the biggest minor on campus, and the Entrepreneurship for Social Impact Minor, a collaboration with Tisch College.
Entrepreneurship Minor
The Entrepreneurship Minor is the most popular minor on campus, with courses that draw students from all schools and colleges at Tufts University. Students learn to work and think like entrepreneurs and speak the language of business by taking the equivalent of five dynamic courses taught by award-winning entrepreneurs and investors.
Entrepreneurship for Social Impact Minor
The Entrepreneurship for Social Impact Minor is offered in partnership with Tisch College of Civic Life. It is designed for students who want to solve problems in today’s society and drive impact through innovation and new venture creation. Students build knowledge about the processes of social change via three civic studies courses offered by Tisch College.
Browse Entrepreneurship Courses
We offer a variety of innovation and entrepreneurship courses to students from all schools at Tufts University. These courses help students develop an entrepreneurial mindset and skillset that helps them accelerate their career growth, whether they want to work in a startup, a big company, a nonprofit, or a government agency.
Unless otherwise stated, ENT courses are offered as 3-Credit, full semester, graded courses.
These courses include the following class attributes:
BFA-Social Science, LA-Distribution-Social Sciences, SoE-HASS-Social Sciences.

ENT100 Creativity, Innovation & Entrepreneurial Thinking

ENT101 Entrepreneurship and Business Planning

ENT103 Entrepreneurial Finance

ENT105 Entrepreneurial Marketing

ENT106 The Science of Sales

ENT107 Entrepreneurial Leadership

ENT109 | CVS149 Societal Aspects of Design

ENT141 Innovative Social Enterprises

ENT142 Nonprofits, Philanthropy and Impact

ENT151 | CS150 Entrepreneurship for Computer Science

ENT161 Consumer Product Ventures

ENT162 Bringing Products To Market

ENT163 Entrepreneurial Business Law

ENT164 Introduction to Making

ENT170 | CVS170 Developing Leaders in the Civic Context

TGI110 | ENT180 Preparing New and Aspiring Leaders

TGI111 | ENT181 Developing Financial Literacy (2 Credits, First Half)

TGI 112 | ENT182J Communication Skills (2 credits, First Half)

TGI 113 | ENT183J Essentials of Marketing (2 credits, Second Half)

TGI114 | ENT184J Planning your career pathway (2 credits)

TGI 115 | ENT185J Living a Life of Purpose: The Leader as Seeker (2 credits, Second Half)

ENT193.02 Paths to Entrepreneurship (2 credits, Second Half)

REDESIGNED: ENT193.05 Team and Talent Management (2 credits, First Half)

ENT193.06 Designing your Life (2 credits, Second Half)

ENT193 | NUTR280J Nutrition and Entrepreneurship (Boston Campus)

ENT193.09 Innovating for Impact (2 credits, First Half)

ENT194.02 Inside the Classroom

ENT198 Entrepreneurial Internship
