Courses in Corporate Innovation
Berkeley-Haas students have many opportunities to learn about innovation through both core and elective coursework, applied innovation, and student activities such as clubs and conferences. In the classroom, students explore innovation in entrepreneurship, emerging technologies, business models, and more. Recent courses focusing on innovation include:
- Business Model Innovation & Entrepreneurial Strategy
- Innovations in Healthcare
- Innovation in Services & Business Models
- Innovation Strategies for Emerging Technologies
- Innovative & Creative Leadership in Entrepreneurial Environments
- Failure, The Other “F” Word
- The Lean Launchpad
- Problem Finding, Problem Solving
For courses offered by the Garwood Center for Corporate Innovation, please click here.
Courses in Entrepreneurship
Whether students are interested in an introduction to entrepreneurship, want to learn more about venture capital and financing, or launch their own company, Berkeley-Haas offers a wide range of courses. The Lester Center collaborates with other programs at Haas and Centers across campus to offer entrepreneurship courses with a social and technical focus as well. Courses cover popular entrepreneurship topics including:
- General Entrepreneurship
- Social Entrepreneurship
- Venture Capital and Financing
- Opportunity Recognition
- Lean Launchpad
For courses offered by the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship, please click here.
Courses in Management and Technology
In recognition of the pervasive impact of technology on business, Berkeley-Haas emphasizes the study of technology through its curriculum and through a variety of special programs. Popular electives explore technology and its effects, including:
- High Technology Marketing Management
- Customer (and Business) Development in High-Tech Enterprise
- Biotechnology
- Managing Innovation and Change
Faculty members such as Professor Henry Chesbrough, who authored two leading books on innovation, are influential researchers in the area of technology and business.
For more about technology courses at the Haas School of Business, please click here.
