SINV 5010 - Social Enterprising

(3 credits) 3 hours lecture Lecture

This course introduces you to social enterprise thought leaders and organizations, a world that is increasingly integrated with social, private, public, and Indigenous communities. The organizational structures we will study throughout the semester will include for-profits, not-for-profits, BCorps, cooperative models, and Seven Generations economies. While the structures may vary, they collectively share a desire to transform communities and create social impact.

Prerequisite(s): SINV 4402 or the consent of the department.
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