Briefing sessions on the 200-level Entrepreneurship courses (Introduction to Entrepreneurship, Leadership, and Value Creation categories) to be offered to 24B, 25B, and 26B undergraduate students will be held twice as follows. The content of each briefing session will be the same. All undergraduate students are strongly encouraged to attend one of the sessions.

*26B students cannot register for 200-level courses in AY 2026. However, if you participate in the workshops that are part of these courses during this academic year, the points you earn will be carried over when you officially enroll in the corresponding courses in AY 2027 or later.

200-level courses in the “Introduction to Entrepreneurship”, “Leadership,” and “Value Creation” categories covered in this briefing session

・ENT.B201 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (0-1-0)
・ENT.L202 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Leadership B (0-1-0)
・ENT.V202 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation B (0-1-0)
・ENT.V204 Bachelor’s Fundamental Group Work for Value Creation D (0-1-0)
・ENT.V206 Bachelor’s Practical Group Work for Value Creation B (0-2-0)

Briefing Session Information

ENT.B201

ENT.L202

ENT.V204

ENT.V206

Entrepreneurship Courses

・Entrepreneurship courses are not a graduation requirement for bachelor’s students, but students are strongly encouraged to complete 3 credits during their undergraduate studies.
・Entrepreneurship courses are offered in the five categories shown below, and courses in any category will count toward your Entrepreneurship credits.

  • This briefing session will cover the above courses from the “Introduction to Entrepreneurship,” “Leadership,” and “Value Creation” categories.
  • The “Introduction to Entrepreneurship” category focuses on understanding the societal demand for entrepreneurship and the benefits it offers you. Meanwhile, courses in the “Leadership” and “Value Creation” categories provide opportunities to develop and exercise the core mindsets and capabilities essential to entrepreneurship, epitomized by “INITIATIVE,” “MOTIVATION,” and “INNOVATION.”
  • The courses described here are conducted with mixed groups of students from all levels (undergraduate and graduate), enabling communication and networking across different grade levels.

Contact

Professor Keisuke Yamada
Professor Yuri Matsuzaki
Professor Mayu Watanabe
Center for Entrepreneurship Education
e-mail: total.tokunin [at] total.titech.ac.jp (Please substitite @ for [at].)