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	HOME NEWS & EVENTS ENTREPRENEURIAL CAREERS STARTING A BUSINESS TEACHING & LEARNING Overview Undergraduate Program MBA Program Doctoral Program MBA for Executives Faculty Wharton Management Department Admissions RESEARCH ALUMNI USEFUL LINKS Management Department Course Descriptions & Syllabi Finance Department: »Course Descriptions »Syllabi Marketing Department Course Descriptions & Syllabi MBA Program Office		Undergraduate \| MBA \| Ph.D. MBA Major and Courses MBA Courses and Major Requirements for 2008-2009 Opportunities for Entrepreneurship at Wharton: our Information Session for incoming MBAs Find out how Entrepreneurship classes at Wharton can support you in a variety of career tracks. At the Wharton School, entrepreneurship is one of four sub-fields of scholarship within the discipline of "management." All of the Program's entrepreneurial management courses are offered through the Management Department. Course work and degrees in entrepreneurial management are offered at the Undergraduate, MBA and Ph.D. levels. The MBA major consists of five credit units, one that is a part of the first-year Management Core. All students are required to take MGMT 801, the foundation entrepreneurial course in which students write a full business plan. Many of the remaining Entrepreneurial Management courses that make up the major provide half-semester opportunities to focus on specific topics in entrepreneurship. Please note that other departments at Wharton (e.g., Marketing, Legal Studies, Operations and Information Management) also offer a number of courses that focus on entrepreneurial issues. Student Advising on Major Requirements and Course Selection Clare Leinweber, Associate Director of the Goergen Entrepreneurial Program, provides academic advising for the Program (4th Floor Vance Hall). Send an email to leinwebe@wharton.upenn.edu to request an advising appointment.