Courses

BUS 121 Entrepreneurship

The best way to learn about entrepreneurship is to do entrepreneurship. This course combines stories of success and failure in entrepreneurship, exploration of each student’s aptitude for entrepreneurship, cultivation of new ideas, and practice with starting new ventures. Design thinking, customer discovery, experimentation, and problem solving are foundations for the experiential learning in this course.

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  • Art

    Studio concentrations across ceramics, painting and design shape Goshen College's art major, taught by faculty who are practicing working artists.

  • Communication

    Whether your passion lies in journalism, public relations, broadcasting, digital media, or film, you’ll gain the skills, knowledge and opportunities to succeed in a fast-evolving media and communication landscape.

  • Entrepreneurship

    The entrepreneurship minor at Goshen College offers grants and hands-on management of Java Junction, turning student ideas into real ventures.

  • History

    Internships and Maple Scholars research pair with concentrations in law, public history and teaching for Goshen College history majors.

  • Sustainability

    Study ecology, ethics and policy in Goshen College's sustainability studies major and minor, preparing you for careers in conservation, advocacy and agriculture.

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