Abstract Teaching entrepreneurship in Taiwan’s management school is a relatively new experience. This is a new area that requires integration of business-related disciplines, students’ willingness to participate, some network to the business world, some support from the university, a lot of resources, and the teacher’s patience and devotion. Taiwan’s entrepreneurship education started about 10 years ago and the Management School at the National Sun Yat-Sen University is among one of leading universities that offers this types of courses. The author has been teaching and conducting this program since then. In 2005, the author received a Fulbright Scholarship to visit the University of Washington in Seattle and had a close contact with their entrepreneurship course. Comparing the differences between these two universities, the author finds some major differences between course outcomes from them and makes some suggestions to whoever teaches this course in Taiwan.