ENT-2002
International Entrepreneurship
Academic Level (Cycle) - Premier cycle
3 credits
Description
This course provides students with specific international entrepreneurship skills. Students will become familiar with the particularities of creating and developing international firms from birth. The global and turbulent environment requires strategic management of knowledge as well as a specific skill set to take advantage of the business opportunities that emerge in various countries to ensure the growth of these firms. This course is for students who wish to launch their own international firm, or who would like to work for such a firm or work as a consultant or economic development officer to assist them in their start-up and growth.
Enrolment restriction(s)
- Cycle d'études
- May not enrol: Éducation continue
Some course sections may have additional restrictions.
- ENT-2001 Entrepreneuriat international Since Fall 2018
Equivalent courses are activities at the same academic level (cycle) with identical or very similar content. Successfully completing one leads to recognition of the other. If, during one of the semesters indicated, you successfully completed an equivalent course, you are not required to enrol in the course presented on this page. The equivalent course will be recognized in your case.
Paired courses are activities at different academic levels. If you have completed a level 4000 undergraduate course, you cannot take the corresponding level 6000 or 7000 course if you pursue master's or doctoral studies, and you cannot have it recognized by your program directorate.
ENT-2002 in brief
Course Outline(s)Delivery Modes
- This course is available in distance learning mode
Faculty and Department
Sciences de l'administration
FSA Management
Number of hours per week
- Classes: 3 hours
- Labs or practical assignments: 0 hours
- Individual work: 6 hours
- Total: 9 hours
Schedule
Hiver 2026 - 1 section offered
NRC: 14231
Teacher(s): Sophie Veilleux
Maximum capacity: 75 students
This course is the English version of ENT-2001 Entrepreneuriat international. Only one of the two courses will be recognized in the program. The student is allowed to take assignments and exams in French. This course is offered in distance learning, asynchronous, delivery mode, with no set schedule. Optional synchronous sessions may take place during the semester. Class recordings are usually made available for replay. Details of the recordings per class are indicated in the course outline. If proctored exams are planned for this course, they require physical presence on campus or at one of the off-campus exam centres. They are held evenings and weekends and, where applicable, may therefore be held at times other than the scheduled synchronous class times.
| Delivery Mode | Day | Dates | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sur Internet | From Jan 12 2026 to Apr 24 2026 |