Social Entrepreneurship Minor

The minor in Social Entrepreneurship for non-business majors focuses on the cultivation of civic responsibility and leadership for social impact. It amplifies the relevance of Belmont’s core values and supports the commitment to embedding social innovation and entrepreneurial thinking into other programs, thereby providing students with the foundational toolset necessary to be radical champions for all.

Social Entrepreneurship Core: 12 Hours

SET 2100 Introduction to Social Entrepreneurship 3 Hours
SET 3200 Radical Champions: Leading Change for Social Impact 3 Hours
SET 3300 Nonprofit Management 3 Hours
ETP 3000 Entrepreneurial Mindset 3 Hours

Interdisciplinary Core: 6 Hours

The remaining 6 hours for the minor are chosen from the following coursework:

ART 2410 Introduction to Design Principles 3 Hours
ART 2490 Design Empathy 3 Hours
COM 4300 Corporate Social Responsibility 3 Hours
EDU 3010 Introduction to Education Policy 3 Hours
EDU 3025 Literacy in the Family and Community Arena 3 Hours
FSD 4550 Apparel Manufacturing 3 Hours
FSM 4550 Apparel Manufacturing 3 Hours
NUR 1020 Cultural Competence in Nursing 3 Hours
PRL 2650 Nonprofit Public Relations & Development 3 Hours
REL 3510 Poverty and Justice 3 Hours
REL 3520 Faith and Justice 3 Hours
SET 4150 Grant Writing 3 Hours
SOC 2010 Cultural Theory 3 Hours
SOC 3350 Social Movements 3 Hours

Social Entrepreneurship Minor

Social Entrepreneurship Core: 12 Hours

Interdisciplinary Core: 6 Hours

Total: 18 Hours