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Apr 29, 2020
Great course on Entrepreneurship providing insights on crating a great business strategy according to the demographics and effective implementation.
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Feb 6, 2020
The lecturers have in depth knowledge of the topics and the examples used the the course were done in such a way that i could easily relate with.
By IL G K
•Dec 15, 2018
Very good curriculum!
By Mariana S V
•Nov 25, 2022
I really enjoyed it!
By cm
•Nov 9, 2023
Great course!!!!!
By Fotini M K
•Nov 18, 2019
Very useful!
By Miguel P R
•May 15, 2020
amazing!
By Andres A C S
•May 29, 2018
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By Jonhny G G R
•Jun 12, 2021
It was worth the time. For anyone trying to understand the whole structure of how to start and organize a social enterprise to have a positive impact on society - this course provides a very good starting point!
Pros: the logical flow of the whole course is amazing. You will hardly progress in the course with the feeling that "something is missing" because everything was designed by skillful and experienced professors. If you want quality, you will find it here.
Cons: Too much texts. Slide after slide of concepts and methods and strategies being introduced thru group/subgroup - in the 4th week you may find yourself losing attention a little too easy, because everything seems the same. This is the only thing I would like the course to improve: a more vivid way to convey the data.
But this course was super worthwhile! Loved the professors and their professionalism.
By Gizella M A H
•Sep 12, 2019
The course was extremely helpful for us who would like to get into social entrepreneurship (SE) or provide advice in SE. The examples are easy to understand and very practical, including the structure and presentation of Dr. Ian MacMillan and Dr. James Thompson. I finished the course in 1 week because Im doing it full time, but for others who would be doing this for a span of weeks part-time, the lack of integration of all the tables and charts and processes might prove to be difficult and might get lost along the way of memorizing/understanding. I would suggest that the last lecture to have a brief consolidation of all the key takeaways and important tables and charts. Thank you very much.
By Orla R
•May 15, 2020
Hi Mac & Jim,
Thanks so much for sharing your insights. Your tools and frameworks will prove very useful for me going forward.
At times I felt like I was being taught how to suck eggs, but by and large I did learn a lot.
I have run a social enterprise for women in Haiti. I will be writing a blog on my experiences. I will refer to your framework.
Keep you posted!
Many thanks,
Orla
By Jamie D
•Jan 31, 2018
It was good but maybe a bit basic for me. The instructors could have been more engaging and at times were difficult to understand. Really liked the examples and using the same example through out the course helped see the big picture.
By umar c
•Feb 28, 2023
Very clear and well explained, even without any relevant background, i could understand quite clearly.
By Anant S
•Feb 19, 2018
Good introductory course on social entrepreneurship :)
By Luber P
•Sep 7, 2020
The material could offer a wider set of examples.
By Vaibhav S
•Apr 10, 2021
A very well-structured course.
By Muhammad S
•May 27, 2020
good explenation and study
By Leonel S
•Apr 2, 2018
Very good teachers.
By Abhinav L
•Jul 22, 2024
While the content is useful, it doesnt cover financial statements and planning, and business school tools. I would recommend completing courses in business models, and business entrepreneurship, to get a full picture.
By Elizabeth P
•Feb 13, 2019
Some interesting concepts, but too many are either "super basic" and/or very academic (eg. Analysis/Paralysis)
By Neil M
•Apr 1, 2021
Found this module quite difficult to get into. I understood the concepts but perhaps it wasn't for me.
By Gina F
•May 8, 2020
Professors were a little boring and not as engaging as other professors at Wharton
By Priyanka M
•Jun 3, 2019
Good information, but a little slow
By Carina B
•May 16, 2021
very boring and basic, plus the professors put you to sleep