Discover your inner entrepreneur through Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship coursework at the University of Maryland.
Launched in Spring 2013, the University of Maryland's Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (AIE) was founded with the mission of impacting all 35,000+ UMD students. Specifically, AIE collaborates with faculty to explore methods and techniques that can help students create and explore innovative solutions to problems.
The result is a roster of dozens of innovation and entrepreneurship courses available in many different disciplines across the UMD campus. With the addition of six courses to the Academy's roster, the Institute of Applied Agriculture (IAA) can now proudly say that it is contributing to the mission of AIE.
As of July 2017, the following IAA courses have been added:
- INAG 102: Agricultural Entrepreneurship
- INAG 103: Agricultural Marketing
- INAG 132: Agricultural Leadership and Teamwork
- INAG 203: Agricultural Finance
- INAG 204: Agricultural Business Management
- INAG 205: Analyzing Alternative Enterprises
Full descriptions of these courses are available at this link. IAA Terps and students from across campus are encouraged to engage in these opportunities to hone their entrepreneurial skills.
