AY 2013-2014
MA: Social Enterprise – Advising Worksheet
39-42 Credit Hours [updated 8/16/13]
1st Term:
AU ID:
Name:
Course No./Name
Core Classes (15-18 Credit Hours)
Credits:
Term:
Grade:
SIS-628 Social Entrepreneurship: Culture, Communication & Change (3)
See reverse side for fall 2013 approved substitutions
SIS-635 Leading Social Innovation (3)
SIS-635 Social Enterprise: Context & Best Practices (3)
AND Choose one of the following:
ECON-603 Introduction to Economic Theory (3) OR
FIN-605 Managerial Economics (3)
MAY BE WAIVED
AND An upper level course in economics approved by the Program Director:
AND Choose one of the following:
SIS-635 NGO-Private Sector Engagement (3) OR
SIS-635 NGO Management: Best Practices OR
Three skills institutes selected in consultation with the Program Director & Graduate Academic Advisor
Concentration (12 Credit Hours) Choosing a Concentration must be done in consultation with faculty advisors and Program Director.
Elective (3 Credit Hours) Chosen in consultation with SE faculty.
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Research and Professional Methods (6 Credit Hours)
SIS-638
SIS-638
SIS-638
FIN-630
Professional Competencies I (1)
Professional Competencies II (1)
Professional Competencies III (1)
Financial Analysis or a second methods course approved by the Program Director
See reverse side for fall 2013 approved methods courses
Capstone (3 Credit Hours)
SIS-793
SE Capstone Practicum Project (3)
Professional Experience Requirement
Foreign Language Certification Date:
Faculty Advisor:
Fulfilled: ______________ Semester
Language:
AY 2013-2014
FALL 2013 Approved Course Substitutions
Core Course
SIS-628 Social Entrepreneurship: Culture, Communication & Change will not be offered in Academic Year 2013-2014. The course is
replaced by three one credit courses offered in Fall 2013:
SIS-638-004 Introduction to Social Enterprise
SIS-638-009 Social Entrepreneurship/Ethics and
SIS-638-011 Accounting for Social Enterprise Practitioners
Research and Professional Methods
FIN-630 Financial Analysis is not the only second methods course approved for SE students. Students are highly recommended to consider
the following other approved offerings:
SIS-600 Int’l Affairs: Stats/Methods
SIS-611 Int’l Negotiation
SIS-750 Program Evaluation
SIS-750 Qualitative Methods and Methodology
ACCT-607 Financial Accounting
Please consult the Program Director or Graduate Academic Advisor for courses not on this list of approved offerings.