Technology and Entrepreneurship Center at Harvard (TECH)

Harvard offers a number of other courses that may be useful to
entrepreneurs. Consult the most up-to-date course catalog for
changes and additions to this list. Pay attention to the
prerequisites and check with your academic advisor before enrolling
in any of these, to ensure these do not interfere with your
concentration requirements. DEAS students should speak with
Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs, Marie Dahleh
Cross-Registration in courses at MIT and Tufts is
permitted, though Harvard maintains strict policies and limitations
over these. FAS and GSAS students may cross-register for no more
than one-half of a student's courseload in a semester.
Additionally, GSAS students who do cross-register must maintain the
equivalent of at least four half-courses that semester. Consult the
Harvard
cross-registration webpage for further information.

Special Concentrations, while requiring significant
self-initiative to arrange are an option for clear-headed and
persuasive students. A student must locate a willing faculty
advisor and complete a substantial petition for the special
concentration, which the committee will then review. For more
information, consult your departmental head and Harvard's
Handbook on Special Concentrations.

MIT Courses in Entrepreneurship (see Cross-Registration policies)
Biology, Biophysics, Chemistry, Engineering Courses
Computer Science
Economics and Finance
History of Science
Kennedy School of Government
HBS and Business Studies
Harvard Graduate School of Education
Extension School
Harvard Law School

Dartmouth's Tuck Center for Private Equity and Entrepreneurship: Notes on Angel Investing (pdf download)
A lucid explanation of angel investors and how they differ from venture capitalists. Though Tuck is geared toward the MBA crowd, you might want to browse around the site; much of it will still prove useful to the science and/or tech-oriented entrepreneur.

MIT OpenCourseWare: Global Entrepreneurship Lab
While the internship focus of the course will be of little help to you, the videos and case studies still offer some very helpful pointers.

MIT OpenCourseware: Entrepreneurial Finance
This webcourse examines the elements of entrepreneurial finance, focusing on technology-based start-up ventures, and the early stages of company development.

Small Business Administrations Free Online Courses
Links entrepreneurs to free training courses all over the web. Offerings span the board from business plan writing to marketing your venture to selling your business.

Stanford University's STVP Educator's Corner
Videos and podcasts and suggested reading lists on all segments of entrepreneurship. Tremendously helpful resource.