[Class report] Thinking about Entrepreneurship with DNX Ventures (Entrepreneurship-deemed Course)

・This is a great opportunity to learn about societal structures I hadn’t known before. (22B)

・When it comes to entrepreneurship, you might feel it’s not entirely uninteresting, but it seems difficult to even imagine and feels like something unrelated to you. However, through this program, it covers not only basic entrepreneurship theory but also practical and concrete aspects, making it accessible even for B1 students. (24B)

・If you want to understand what entrepreneurship truly entails and what specific steps are required, this program is extremely valuable. This course offers a top-tier environment where venture capitalists and actual entrepreneurs speak, allowing you to realistically consider entrepreneurship from a field perspective. It was this course that made me start seriously considering starting my own business. At the time of writing this, I’m merely a second-year undergraduate. From the perspective that it enables you to realistically think about entrepreneurship even as an undergraduate student, I recommend this course on an Avogadro constant scale. (24B)

・I believe this lecture is beneficial even if you’re not aiming to start a business (24B)

・It’s absolutely worthwhile. Every class offers exciting, new learning experiences. I wasn’t interested in entrepreneurship myself, but it still provided invaluable hints for what I’m currently working on and what I want to pursue next. I strongly encourage you to take it. (24B)

・It’s incredibly enjoyable and equips you with knowledge for the future, not just for those interested in entrepreneurship! If you have even a slight interest, I recommend it! (25B)

・This course primarily covers startups, but it goes beyond that to provide deep insights into the structures of Japanese and American companies and societies, the mindsets of executives and shareholders, and the challenges executives face. I find it extremely valuable. Understanding corporate perspectives will help with industry and company research during job hunting, and concepts like market-in and PMF will be useful when creating products! (24M)

・This lecture offers a valuable opportunity to deeply explore the economic mechanisms and essence of corporate governance underlying the practical theme of launching a venture. It goes beyond mere startup know-how; by gaining “economic insights” into how business functions within society, you acquire a perspective useful not only for entrepreneurship but also for excelling as an organizational member. I strongly recommend this course to anyone wanting to broaden their future options and develop critical thinking skills as a career asset. (24M)

・Regardless of whether you’re interested in entrepreneurship, you’ll learn knowledge that will undoubtedly be useful in your future life. (25M)

・Entrepreneurship, which once felt distant, now feels much closer. I’m very glad I took this course. (25M)

・I gained detailed, fundamental knowledge about finance within startups, which was extremely educational. Especially valuable was the entrepreneur talk session, which let me experience firsthand what kind of entrepreneurs VCs are looking for from their perspective. (25M)

・Having venture capitalists come and speak allows you to learn about the current startup scenes in Japan and the US in a surprisingly real and concrete way. It’s all information you simply wouldn’t hear elsewhere. (25D)

・Want to start a business but don’t know where to begin? How do you even start a business in the first place? If you have even the slightest interest in entrepreneurship, I strongly recommend taking this class to peek into the world of startups. (25D)