Minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Entrepreneurship is more than starting a business—it’s a mindset rooted in innovation, adaptability, and vision. Whether you aspire to launch a startup, drive innovation within an established company, or create a meaningful change, the Entrepreneurship and Innovation (E&I) minor at Kansas State University gives you the knowledge, skills, and experience to turn ideas into impact - across any industry.

As a K-State E&I student, you will learn how to turn innovative ideas into real-world impact by:

  • Mastering the entrepreneurial process: Navigate every step of the entrepreneurial journey from initial idea generation to the launch of a successful new venture.
  • Identifying opportunities: Research markets, recognize emerging opportunities, and evaluate their potential to create value and drive growth.
  • Managing risk: Understand the realities of risk and develop strategies to anticipate challenges and minimize their impact.
  • Securing resources: Build the capacity to identify, pitch for, and secure the resources and capital needed to bring your ideas to life.

Add an Entrepreneurial Edge to your degree

Your major will give you the expertise you need in your field. Let our E&I minor give you the skills to put that expertise into action. Learn how to identify opportunities, innovate, solve problems, and turn your knowledge into meaningful impact in your field.

By pursuing an E&I minor, you can pair your passion and expertise with an entrepreneurial mindset because, after all, you have to be an entrepreneur in something.

Minor Requirements | 15 Credit Hours

Looking for other options? Consider our E&I certificate or check out the Center for the Advancement of Entrepreneurship and the startup support programs they offer.

Other Minor Requirements:

At least three of the five required courses must be completed at Kansas State University. Students must achieve a cumulative 2.50 GPA in the five required courses to complete the minor. Prior permission is required from the College of Business Administration to take a class at another institution. Course pre-requisites may apply. See University Undergraduate Course Catalog for details.

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