Miller School of Entrepreneurship

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Chip Galusha, Acting Director

The College of Business established the first School of Entrepreneurship in the region in 2015, made possible by a generous commitment of $5 million by a Raleigh area entrepreneur, J. Fielding Miller, and his wife, Kim Grice Miller.

The Miller School of Entrepreneurship serves as a regional hub for preparing students to take an entrepreneurial mindset and skillset into their communities. In addition to its unique entrepreneurship curriculum, the School links with key strategic partners to offer co-curricular programs that help serve as a catalyst for regional transformation.

More information is available on the school website. 

Faculty and Staff

• https://business.ecu.edu/faculty/#msoe

Programs

• Entrepreneurship, BS

• Entrepreneurship Certificate

Courses

• ENTR 3500 - Entrepreneurship Essentials
• ENTR 3501 - Money Management for Entrepreneurs
• ENTR 3502 - Entrepreneurial Opportunities and Marketing
• ENTR 4212 - Innovation and Opportunity Assessment
• ENTR 4222 - Entrepreneurial Finance
• ENTR 4232 - Professional Selling
• ENTR 4242 - Entrepreneurial Strategy
• ENTR 4252 - New Venture Launch
• ENTR 4262 - Small Business Management
• ENTR 4272 - Managing the Family Business
• ENTR 4500 - Entrepreneurial Business Planning
• ENTR 4955 - Topics in Entrepreneurship
• ENTR 4995 - Internship

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