Students who are interested in entrepreneurship are motivated by building new products and solutions, or establishing new business models that disrupt existing industries. Venture builders must first navigate what is often a grueling startup phase, exploring what strategies can be used to scale rapidly in a competitive market , while asking questions like how can founders secure funding and build teams to bring their vision to fruition? But before even getting to these questions, entrepreneurs must develop their ideas, conduct market research to validate their concepts, and build prototypes. These are just a few of the challenges that aspiring entrepreneurs seek to address to turn their ideas into tangible solutions that have the potential to transform industries and improve lives. Entrepreneurship students will gain hands-on experience in idea exploration and prototyping, business development, risk management, and development strategies, with an emphasis on real-world application.

The final product for those exploring entrepreneurship could be a comprehensive business plan, pitch deck, prototype, or the launch of an actual startup venture, social program targeting a specific community challenge, or a non-profit organization, depending on the student's vision and ambition. This track encourages collaboration with innovators and researchers, fostering a dynamic environment where creativity and practical execution intersect to spark the next generation of successful entrepreneurs.