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<p> This course will explore how biotechnology innovators are solving social issues, including developing medical diagnostics, discovering effective and safer medicine, producing cleaner energy, remediating environmental contamination, and improving crop yields. Students will think broadly in terms of roles required in tackling these social, economic, health, and environmental issues, and how they can add value to society. <o:p></o:p></span></p> <p> This course will cover social entrepreneurship principles and practices in a range of sectors, including corporate social responsibility and public value missions in emerging markets. Students will have opportunities to define their role in advancing biotechnology as it relates to the top global challenges.<o:p></o:p></span></p>