Entrepreneurship Major
Horn Entrepreneurship Class of 2023: youtube.com/watch?v=R8TMXM46C-0
Why major in entrepreneurship?
The Entrepreneurship (ENTR) major empowers students by providing them with the knowledge, skills, connections and resources needed to successfully launch a startup, foster innovation for an established company or develop sustainable solutions to important societal problems. Entrepreneurship majors learn how to recognize opportunity, generate ideas, validate business models, influence others, bring innovative solutions to market and launch and grow new markets.
Stories & happenings
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Announcing the 12th Annual Deshpande Symposium Award Winners
June 30, 2023 | VentureWellUniversity of Delaware Horn Entrepreneurship's Social Entrepreneurship Initiative was recognized at the Deshpande Symposium on Innovation & Entrepreneurship as its 2023 awardee for Excellence in Curriculum Innovation in Entrepreneurship. -
April Horn Hen of the Month: Max Martin
June 22, 2023 | Written by Horn EntrepreneurshipFor the month of April, Max Martin has won the Horn Hen of the Month award. He is a freshman entrepreneurship major with a minor in professional selling and sales management from Long Island, New York. -
Horn After 10: Amira Idris Radović
June 13, 2023 | Written by Horn EntrepreneurshipThe revelation for Amira Idris Radović’s business – one that could significantly improve the quality of life for her customers – came in the football team’s gym at the Carpenter Sports Building. -
8 Students Selected for Summer Founders 2023
May 31, 2023 | Written by Horn EntrepreneurshipFrom fitness and fashion to education and automotives, this year’s cohort of Summer Founders is driving innovation forward during Horn Entrepreneurship’s intensive 12-week pre-accelerator program. -
From Horn to Beyond! Lilly Checkoff and Her Life as a Horn Graduate
November 01, 2022 | Written by Kaylin AtkinsonUniversity of Delaware 2022 graduate and former Horn Ambassador Lilly Checkoff began her start in entrepreneurship at a very young age. With her non-profit Tools For School, she provided thousands of backpacks and school supplies for underprivileged children.