Ryerson Entrepreneurship Faculty

Ryerson University has one of the largest entrepreneurship programs in Canada and is positioned in the heart of Canada’s financial capital – Bay Street. Leveraging its traditional strengths in real-world applied education, The Ted Rogers School of Management is the largest business school in Canada, and now offers two MBA degrees.

One of the largest entrepreneurship programs in the country, Ryerson has many faculty involved in entrepreneurship and business strategy, offers both a Major and Minor in entrepreneurship, and delivers nine entrepreneurship courses as well as service courses to other programs of study.

Faculty Members

Our faculty members know more than just theory – they have extensive business experience as well. This means they can convey a realistic picture of economic systems and institutions, and deliver more engaging lectures by sharing personal case histories. The results include more absorbing in-class discussions, a more informed education, and a clearer picture of the many career and graduate opportunities available.

Dr. Steve Gedeon
Dr. Mary Han
Prof. Knud Jensen?
Dr. Howard Lin?
Prof. Mike Manjuris
Prof. Stewart Melanson?
Dr. Rein Peterson?
Prof. David Schlanger
Dr. James Tiessen?
Prof. Steve Tissenbaum?
Dr. Dave Valliere
Dr. Phil Walsh?
Prof. Neil Wolff

Our Courses

ENT526 - Introduction
ENT527 - Theory
ENT601 - Opportunity Spotting
ENT726 - Business Planning
ENT500 - New Venture Creation
ENT501 - Family Business
ENT725 - Innovation
ENT727 - Independent Studies
ENT730 - Capstone 1
ENT830 - Capstone 2
BUS800 - Business Strategy
MT8208 - Entrepreneurial Thinking
MT8215 - Finance and Technology Valuation