GEN 2165

Global AI Entrepreneurship, Infrastructure, and Sustainability

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Around the world, entrepreneurs are founding companies, scaling ideas, and creating value at an ever increasing pace. Unicorns companies, once seen as the exclusive product of Silicon Valley, are now being built in innovation ecosystems around the world. In this seminar course, students will have the unique experience of hearing from international entrepreneurs about their ambitions and experience to "go global." Additionally, students will be matched with international entrepreneurs to work collaboratively on a real-world, overseas startup in order to understand the challenges and opportunities of global entrepreneurship. Levering Stanford's deep relationships with South Korea, this course will specifically focus on the globalization of South Korean startups as a locomotive for our learning.

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