BUS 380

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Entrepreneurial Mindset for the Arts

Business and Leadership Undergraduate PUGET - Puget Sound

Course Description

Arts organizations and artists face many challenges that could benefit from an entrepreneurial mindset. Entrepreneurial thinking requires focusing primarily on finding the right questions rather than finding the right answers. In this course, students develop an entrepreneurial mindset by focusing on an issue in a local arts organization, identifying the concepts that help them understand the issue, de-constructing and re-constructing their knowledge, and creating a feasibility study that tests their potential solution against reality. Students work to develop solutions that local organizations and artists are truly interested in implementing: The classroom learning directly benefits the arts. Topics covered in this course include entrepreneurship, the entrepreneurial mindset, questioning, interviewing and analysis, research, feasibility studies, and presenting findings. These topics are covered through readings, interaction with community arts organizations and artists, class activities and discussion, and students' hard work.

Course Typically Offered

Offered every other year.

Career

Undergraduate

Catalog Course Attributes

CO24 - EXLN (Experiential Learning), CO24 - SOCSCI (Social Sci and Historical), CORE - EXLN (Experiential Learning Grad Req), INTD - HUM-ARTIST (Intd Humanities-Artist IHE)

Min Units

1

Max Units

1

Name

Lecture

Optional Component

No

Final Exam Type

Yes