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MEED-MIN - Minor: Entrepreneurship and Enterprise

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Schulich School of Engineering

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Haskayne School of Business
Location: Mathison Hall 206
Email address: undergraduate@haskayne.ucalgary.ca
Website: haskayne.ucalgary.ca

Engineering Student Centre
Location: Engineering C 205
Student Information: engginfo@ucalgary.ca or 403.220.5732
Website: schulich.ucalgary.ca

The Schulich School of Engineering in partnership with the Haskayne School of Business offers a Minor in Entrepreneurship and Enterprise Development (MEED) open to all engineering students. MEED typically commences in Year Two of the engineering program and consists of five Entrepreneurship and Innovation (ENTI) courses, all of which are currently offered by the Haskayne School of Business plus any five fourth-year engineering courses that are taken as part of the normal requirements for the engineering degree. Thus, to satisfy MEED requirements, students must receive credit for 15 units over and above the engineering degree requirements.

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