Wake Forest course catalog
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- ENT 301Topics in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 302Topics in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 303Topics in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 304Topics in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 305Topics in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 306Topics in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 310Arts Entrepreneurship. (3 h)
- ENT 311Entrepreneurship Marketing. (3 h)
- ENT 313Whole Person Creativity. (3 h)
- ENT 314Leadership and Character in Entrepreneurship. (3 h)
- ENT 315Nonprofit Arts and Education Entrepreneurship: Promotion of Latin-American and Latino Visual Culture. (3 h)
- ENT 316Entrepreneurial Finance. (3 h)
- ENT 320Social Entrepreneurship. (3 h)
- ENT 323Social Entrepreneurship Summer Program. (3 h)
- ENT 324Entrepreneurship Marketing. (3 h)
- ENT 325Black Entrepreneurship in America. (3 h)
- ENT 330Entrepreneurship for Scientists. (3 h)
- ENT 334Entrepreneurial Communities and Winston-Salem. (3 h)
- ENT 335Renewable Energy Entrepreneurship: Science, Policy, and Economics. (4 h)
- ENT 350Internships in Entrepreneurial Studies. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 351Green Technologies: Science and Entrepreneurship. (2-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 384Design-Thinking and High-Performance Teams. (3 h)
- ENT 391Independent Study in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)
- ENT 392Independent Study in Entrepreneurship. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 394AStudent Entrepreneurship in Action. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 394BStudent Entrepreneurship in Action. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- ENT 397Applied Venture Creation. (1.5 h)
- ENT 398Deacon Springboard. (3 h)
- ENT 399Startup Lab. (3 h)
- ENV 301Topics in Environmental Studies. (1-4 h)
- ENV 302Topics in Environmental Studies. (1-4 h)
- ENV 303Topics in Environmental Studies. (1-4 h)
- ENV 304Topics in Environmental Studies. (1-4 h)
- ENV 305Topics in Environmental Studies. (1-4 h)
- ENV 306Topics in Environmental Studies. (1-4 h)
- ENV 310Methods for Environmental Community Collaboration and Justice. (3 h)
- ENV 312Plants of Empire: Power and Pleasure. (3 h)
- ENV 320Earth’s Dynamic Surface. (3 h)
- ENV 322Environmental Solutions. (3 h)
- ENV 325Contemporary Environmental Writing. (3 h)
- ENV 341Economics of the Environment. (3 h)
- ENV 345Advanced Remote Sensing. (3 h)
- ENV 355Circular Economy and Environmental Business. (3 h)
- ENV 359Environmental Ethics. (3 h)
- ENV 360Climate Change. (3 h)
- ENV 361Career Development Workshop. (1 h)
- ENV 365People and Ecology. (3 h)
- ENV 365LPeople and Ecology Lab. (1 h)
- ENV 372Environmental Communication: Risk & Crisis. (3 h)
- ENV 380Cultivating Food Justice. (3 h)