Entrepreneurs have strong egos and they like to be treated in a special way. This is the same reason why we have courses on “leadership”, for example, as leaders want to feel special too. One shall rarely find a course on “followership”, for example. 

Entrepreneurship does not replace any of these other topics, but rather complements it as a process of organizing in a particular context. Entrepreneurship is then merely the process that is most relevant to use in the context of higher levels of risk or uncertainty, while management is the process more relevant in contexts of lower risk and certainty.

Seasoned entrepreneurs often say “if I would have known what I know now about how much it work it was going to be, and how hard it would be to launch my venture, I don’t know if I would have started it.” So it seems that knowing less about what entrepreneurship is, creates better entrepreneurs. This is why there is only one course on entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship is all about action, and so people have understood that it is best not to bother entrepreneurs with too much theory. Having all these topics squeezed in one course is just what one needs to get oneself going as an entrepreneur.