Stanford Entrepreneurship Courses

Students at Stanford Graduate School of Business have access to entrepreneurship courses from across the university. To help you identify courses that match your learning goals, below is a listing of all the GSB courses that focus on entrepreneurship and innovation as well as a selection of entrepreneurial courses open to GSB students at other Stanford schools.

If you would like help brainstorming what classes might be a great fit, you can reach out to Lisa Sweeney or Slava Derugin who are helpful guides in explaining the differences between the various experiential entrepreneurial courses.

Entrepreneurial experiential courses offer hands-on learning about the process of evaluating new venture opportunities.

Learn critical functional skills from the perspective of new and growing ventures.

Students can learn about innovating within industries that interest them through these courses.

Students gain insight into starting and leading a new business through foundational courses.

These courses explore strategies and methods for entrepreneurs to create impact in the world beyond shareholder value.

These are grad-level courses that focus on the strategies and methods for entrepreneurs interested in solving climate and sustainability challenges. For a fuller list of all courses that touch on the intersection of sustainability and entrepreneurship, see the Stanford Ecopreneurship Resource Landscape.