The Entrepreneurial Finance course examines the distinctive financial challenges faced by startup ventures operating in environments characterized by high risk and uncertainty. The course analyzes the interaction between business strategy, financing structure, and firm valuation across different stages of venture development. Key topics include opportunity assessment, the application of real options in strategic decision-making, methods for estimating and incorporating uncertainty into financial forecasting and modelling, and the evaluation of funding needs at various phases of a startup’s lifecycle. The course also presents and compares valuation approaches suited to entrepreneurial firms, including venture capital methods, comparable-based valuation, and adjusted cash flow techniques. Through case studies and applied discussions, students develop the analytical skills required to evaluate entrepreneurial opportunities and make sound financial decisions in dynamic and uncertain business environments.