Academic Programs
Learn by Doing
Horn Entrepreneurship’s dynamic, evidence-based curriculum emphasizes learning by doing in real world contexts to prepare students to adapt, thrive and lead in entrepreneurial roles with established companies, social ventures and startups. All UD students are welcomed.
Entrepreneurship is a mindset and skillset that helps you accomplish what you want in life.
Graduate Programs
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Dream, Create, Inspire: UD's EntreX Regional Youth Entrepreneurship
March 06, 2024 | Written by Horn EntrepreneurshipOn February 28, 2024, 36 teams of high school students from 21 schools met at Rutgers University to participate in the 2024 EntreX Regional Venture Showcase. The showcase provided high school students participating in Horn Entrepreneurship’s dual enrollment program, EntreX Lab, with a platform to pitch their entrepreneurial projects and cultivate essential skills and connections that will serve them well in their future endeavors. -
Handing Over The Horn Series: Feeling Like The Imposter
March 01, 2024 | Written by Yashlee FrancoisExplore the enigma of Imposter Syndrome, plaguing even the most accomplished individuals. Delve into its origins, discover personal anecdotes from college students grappling with self-doubt, and learn practical strategies to break free from the shadows. -
Horn Entrepreneurship's Awards & Scholarships 2024
February 26, 2024 | Written by Ryan SigmundHorn Entrepreneurship at the University of Delaware is pleased to unveil a dynamic shift in the application process for our esteemed Entrepreneurship Awards and Scholarships. Departing from traditional essays, the new modernized approach seeks to streamline the process for students while providing a better assessment through the eyes of our newly implemented selection committee, composed of Horn Entrepreneurship faculty and staff. Applications are now open until March 10. -
Arima Skincare: Accessible and Natural Skincare For All
February 05, 2024 | Written by Natalie KesslerEmbarking on the quest for a new natural skincare brand can indeed be a daunting task, as the array of options can be overwhelming. The challenge often lies in deciphering the lengthy list of ingredients on the back of product labels, with some names sounding like a foreign language. Finding a natural skincare brand can often be challenging, but look no further. Arima Skincare, created by Arielle Mahugu, is a natural skincare brand that won second place in the Pitch Party last fall. Arielle is a freshman medical diagnostics pre-med student who has a passion for skincare since discovering the harmful chemicals that many brands include in their products.