Disciplined Approach to Social Entrepreneurship

This module introduces the key features of social entrepreneurship and differentiates it from traditional entrepreneurship. It likely covers the basic concepts, principles, and unique characteristics that define social entrepreneurship.

This module explores the key motivations of social entrepreneurs and the importance of social entrepreneurships in relation to consumers

This module focuses on the application of design thinking in social entrepreneurship. It covers the key stages of design thinking and its role in entrepreneurship and social innovation. Students will learn to use design thinking to generate solutions for social problems.

This module introduces the disciplined approach to social entrepreneurship, focusing on market segmentation, defining a beachhead market, developing end-user profiles, and calculating the total addressable market. It likely covers practical tools and techniques for market analysis and customer segmentation.

This module continues the disciplined approach, focusing on defining the customer experience, quantifying unique value propositions, and mapping the customer acquisition process. It probably covers user experience design, value proposition development, and customer journey mapping.

This final module completes the disciplined approach by covering business model development, overcoming adoption obstacles, and testing key assumptions. It likely includes practical exercises in business model canvas creation, risk assessment, and hypothesis testing for social ventures.