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US 241 Invisible Women: An Exploration of Female Entrepreneurship

This course introduces students to the psychological, sociological and economic dimensions of entrepreneurship as they review extant research on female entrepreneurs. Students will develop their understanding of the female entrepreneur’s (psychological) motivations for starting and owning a business, the (sociological) network of relationships she establishes to support and sustain her business and the (economic) resources that her business uses and creates.