Entrepreneurship

There are numerous organizations at and affiliated with Columbia intended to encourage and facilitate entrepreneurship at Columbia. Some are specific to a division or school, most are targeted at students, many have overlapping target constituencies.

At Columbia

SEAS

Courses

1. CS
   1. PIE
2. ENG
   1. minor in entrepreneurship
      1. Required Courses:

         1. ENGI E2261: Introduction to accounting and finance (3.0 points)
         2. 
BUSI W3021: Marketing and marketing management (3.0 points)

         3. IEOR E4998: Managing technological innovation and entrepreneurship (3.0 points)
      2. Electives (either two courses from list A or one course from list A and one from list B):
         1. A: Engineering electives (at least one)

            1. CHEN E4020: "Protection of Industrial and Business Property" (3.0 points)
            2. CIEN E4136: "Entrepreneurship in Civil Engineering and Construction" (3.0 points)

            3. COMS W4444: "Programming and Problem Solving" (3.0 points)

            4. BMEN E3998: "Projects in Biomedical Engineering" (3.0 points)

            5. IEOR E4550: "Entrepreneurial Business Creation for Engineers" (3.0 points)

            6. ISME E4310: "The manufacturing enterprise" (3.0 points)
            7. SCNC W3010: "Science, Technology, and Society" (3.0 points)
 or
 URBS V3310: "Science and Technology in Urban Environments" (3.0 points)
 (but not both)
         2. B: Other electives (no more than one)

            1. ECIE E4280: "Corporate Finance" (3.0 points)

            2. IEOR W4308: "Industrial Budgeting and Finance Control" (3.0 points)

GSB

Administrative Initiatives

1. lang center, aka lang foundation

Affiliated with Columbia

1. CVC (2006-; 1,212 members): a meetup group mostly active among alumni. Open to all CU affiliates.

other NYC university groups

1. NYUVC (?; ? members):