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= Student Innovation and Entrepreneurship =
While the word ''Entrepreneurship'' has been tossed around Western Michigan University's campus for quite some time, it is has only recently become a reality for WMU students. As of fall 2014, students can apply for either the '''Entrepreneurship major''' or'''Entrepreneurship minor'''. These programs feature classes from both the College of Engineering & Applied Sciences (CEAS) and the Haworth College of Business (HCoB).
Within CEAS, students can enroll in the Bachelors of Science in Engineering program entitled '''Industrial & Entrepreneurial Engineering (IEE)'''. IEE combines traditional industrial engineering methodologies while focusing on innovation and design thinking. Students graduate with the mindset of both an industrial engineer and an entrepreneur, giving them the knowledge and expertise to either open their own business or to lead to innovative discoveries within established companies.
Within the Haworth College of Business, '''Integrated Supply Management '''program features an array of courses highlighting the importance of innovation and design. As of fall 2014, the program was ranked #5 in the nation.
Additionally, the College of Fine Arts has an '''<span style="background-color:#ffff00;">Entrepreneurship Extravaganza</span>''', complete with student-centered and student-driven workshops on entrepreneurship.
Through classes, workshops, and collaborative projects, students have the opportunity to develop the skills needed to be successful in their music career'''.'''