Many people dream of creating and growing their own company to make profits and make money. There's nothing wrong with that, but entrepreneurs who stand out in the market also have other types of concerns, such as: what is the impact of my company on society? What does it promote for the community? How does it seek to minimize negative impacts on people and the environment? When we ask ourselves this question, we are talking about social entrepreneurship. Social entrepreneurship is a set of entrepreneurial actions that seek to improve society. To achieve this, the leaders of these initiatives create measures that can, at the same time, be profitable and social. In this way, we combine individual profits with positive social impacts, and thus promote not only improvements in our lives, but also in the lives around us. In the Social Entrepreneurship course, we will see the origin of this term, as well as cases of companies that emerged with the aim of promoting the improvement of life for society as a whole. Who knows, the course might inspire new entrepreneurs to think about innovations for social development?