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The first class in the business core may as well be called "Intro to Innovation." Students in BUS 1440 learn to tinker with Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies, ultimately building a prototype for a startup company. It's just one example of a curriculum that starts with entrepreneurship—and the creative, critical thinking skills that come with it.
In a short conversation, Dean Naomi Boyd and Joshua Ross, an associate professor of the practice in the Department of Management, lay out the Daniels approach to courses, from their hands-on nature to their supportive faculty to their connection to the market.
Learn more about what makes Daniels distinct: https://daniels.du.edu/join-us
The first class in the business core may as well be called "Intro to Innovation." Students in BUS 1440 learn to tinker with Fourth Industrial Revolution technologies, ultimately building a prototype for a startup company. It's just one example of a curriculum that starts with entrepreneurship—and the creative, critical thinking skills that come with it.
In a short conversation, Dean Naomi Boyd and Joshua Ross, an associate professor of the practice in the Department of Management, lay out the Daniels approach to courses, from their hands-on nature to their supportive faculty to their connection to the market.
Learn more about what makes Daniels distinct: https://daniels.du.edu/join-us
