Startup School – by Y Combinator – an incubator that needs no introduction, Startup School brings to you a series of 20 videos from experts like Kevin Hale, Michael Seibel and Adora Cheung, covering topics such as planning MVPs, setting KPIs and startup funding. Also has links to related presentation slides. Binge watching recommended!
Business Model Canvas– by the University system of Georgia- This project-centered course is designed for anyone who wants to understand innovation best practices and the intra-corporate entrepreneurial skills needed to lead innovation projects, teams, and strategies.
Startup India – by the Government of India – Startup India is a government-led initiative for building a flourishing startup ecosystem in India. A series of free online tutorials covering web development, programming, finance, Artificial Intelligence and even soft skills. A good course set to look though.
Becoming an Entrepreneur– by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – A six-week course from a university that needs no introduction. Features a combination of video and exercises, covering goal setting, product design and pitching to investors. Go for it!
Entrepreneurial Finance– by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology – A superb course on funding your startup, from the same university (that needs no introduction!). Also has a class on Private Equity. Entrepreneurs looking for funding should have a look at this courseware.
Entrepreneurship Specialisation– by the Wharton School – Wharton’s Entrepreneurship Specialization covers the conception, design, organization, and management of new enterprises. This five-course series is designed to take you from opportunity identification through launch, growth, financing and profitability.
PE and VC– by Università Bocconi – Over the course, you will be understand how to be successful in raising funding from Private Equity and Venture Capital firms. An inside look.