Looking for the perfect entrepreneurship course at the University of Michigan? Whether you’re searching for entrepreneurship classes, innovation electives, or hands-on startup experience, we’ve matched a few famous celebrities with the courses we’d add to their schedules, just for fun.
From storytelling and AI to intellectual property and space entrepreneurship, these courses are designed to help you turn big ideas into real-world impact.
Taylor Swift: Storytelling for Innovators (ENTR 490.104)
Taylor Swift knows the importance of telling a good story
Whether you’re pitching a startup, launching a nonprofit, or trying to convince people your idea deserves attention, storytelling matters. Storytelling for Innovators helps you communicate your ideas with the clarity, authenticity, and confidence that inspires people to take action.
Rihanna: Innovation & IP Strategy (ENTR 530)
From music to beauty to fashion, Rihanna has built an empire by turning creative ideas into valuable brands.
In Innovation & IP Strategy, you’ll learn how intellectual property shapes innovation, and how to protect your own ideas as you build something new.
Jensen Huang: Disruptive Tech (ENTR 525)
Artificial intelligence is changing just about every industry.
Disruptive Tech explores how emerging technologies like AI are reshaping the future of business and where the next wave of entrepreneurial opportunities is headed.
Emma Chamberlain: Intro to Innovation Careers (ENTR 500)
Emma Chamberlain transformed creative content into a thriving business.
If you’ve ever wondered how to turn your own interests, skills, or side projects into a career, Intro to Innovation Careers introduces the possibilities and helps you start building your own path.
Aisha Bowe: Space Entrepreneurship (ENTR 390.103 / 599.103)
As the first University of Michigan alumna to travel to space, Aisha Bowe makes this pairing an easy choice.
Space Entrepreneurship explores the growing space economy and the opportunities for innovators who want to help shape the future beyond Earth.
LeBron James: Entrepreneurship Hour (ENTR 407)
The best never stop learning.
Every week in Entrepreneurship Hour, accomplished founders, investors, and innovators visit campus to share the real stories behind building companies. The wins, the setbacks, and everything in between.
Your Name Could Be Next
These celebrity course pairings are just for fun.
The real question is: Which entrepreneurship course fits your goals?
Whether you’re passionate about AI, design, storytelling, startups, healthcare, sustainability, or space, there’s an entrepreneurship course at the Center for Entrepreneurship that can help you build the skills and confidence to bring your ideas to life.
The next entrepreneur in this story isn’t Taylor, Rihanna, or LeBron.
It could be you.