At Trinity University, entrepreneurship is hands on, interdisciplinary, and built for every major. Develop the skills to think creatively, solve problems, and turn ideas into real world impact.
What You’ll Learn
Trinity’s entrepreneurship program equips students from diverse disciplines with essential, real-world skills and empowers them to succeed in any field they pursue. Here, you’ll learn to:
- Identify opportunities and solve real-world problems
- Turn ideas into clear, testable concepts
- Communicate ideas with confidence
- Understand business fundamentals (finance, marketing, strategy)
- Work across disciplines and perspectives
- Build, test, and refine solutions
- Navigate uncertainty and take initiative
How You’ll Learn
Trinity offers flexible academic options for studying entrepreneurship and innovation, so you can adapt your path to your goals and major. You won’t just study ideas—you’ll apply them, whether on campus or around the world.
Minor in Entrepreneurship
Take a deeper dive into entrepreneurship through taking multiple classes and dedicating a part of your degree to the topic.
Study Abroad
Gain global perspectives through classes and internships through Trinity’s study abroad programs and partners.
First-Year Experience Class
Hone your innovative and critical thinking skills during your first semester by enrolling in this first-year experience course.
Pathways Curriculum Component
Explore the process of generating creative ideas and getting them into the world through an option in Trinity’s Pathways curriculum.
Open to All Students
Who You’ll Learn With
Trinity offers unparalleled opportunities to learn from the pros and make your budding business bloom. Experienced entrepreneurs and innovators from diverse backgrounds offer you one-on-one guidance, real-world networking, and invaluable insights.
Distinctive Entrepreneurship Faculty
You will learn directly from expert entrepreneurs that we bring into the classroom to serve as adjunct faculty members. Additionally, you will take classes with faculty from other academic departments, making for a truly interdisciplinary program.