Purdue University Northwest

Programme overview

This minor develops an entrepreneurial perspective: learning to spot problems, conceive solutions, and pursue opportunities on your own terms. Coursework concentrates on core business concepts plus creative thinking, financial understanding and negotiation abilities.

What you'll study

Study concentrates on business fundamentals together with creativity, finance and negotiations to prepare you for launching or supporting new ventures.

Entry requirements

Details on prerequisites or departmental approval are not specified on the source page; consult the home department or your academic advisor for how the minor fits with your major and what approvals or course planning are needed.

Career prospects

Completing this minor supports career paths that involve founding startups, developing new products or services within existing companies, or taking on roles that require commercial thinking and deal-making skills.

Scholarships & funding angle

Specific scholarships for the minor are not listed on the source page. Students should explore campus-wide financial aid, entrepreneurship-related grants or pitch competitions and departmental awards that support venture development.