ASP 326 - Entrepreneurship and Global Development Research Seminar

Credits: 3

Provides thorough introduction to roles that institutions and institutional leadership play in the global-development enterprise. Provides participants with an opportunity to directly engage Washington, D.C.-based leaders and leading institutions working on the front lines of pressing global development issues. Introduces analytical frameworks that account for both domestic and international influences on the commercial, missional and governmental sector institutions that shape responses to global development challenges. Provides an opportunity for students to begin developing a vision for why the global development questions they engage, and the solutions they promote, are important to the global development enterprise.

Corequisite(s): ASP 328.