This course provides an in-depth exploration of social entrepreneurship and innovation as a set of promising pathways to drive social change across sectors. The course looks at different approaches to creating and implementing ventures and initiatives within startups, corporate environments (intrapreneurship), nonprofit organizations, and the public sector. Students will explore social entrepreneurship from its origins to present-day practices, examine what differentiates effective interventions, and contemplate the challenges of social entrepreneurship. This course fosters a practical and reflective approach to designing and leading initiatives for social change. Students will develop skills aligning a social impact idea with community needs and a market opportunity and practice using tools that operationalize their ideas. By weaving critical thinking, practical tools, and real-world examples throughout the course, students are prepared not only to understand the role of social entrepreneurship as part of a toolkit for social change, but also to engage as a social entre(intra)preneur and innovator.