The mission of the Master of Entrepreneurship degree is to inculcate entrepreneurial vision and entrepreneurial will in our graduates. The first part of our mission requires that we develop in our graduates the skills to identify entrepreneurial opportunities that exist: those opportunities that represent untapped markets and underserved markets; and those opportunities that can be created by applying existing technologies to new fields and new markets. Of equal importance is the requirement to develop the skills to create entrepreneurial opportunities: the invention, development, and exploitation of entirely new ideas, products, and services; and the creation of new industries, infrastructures, and ways of doing business.

The second part of our mission requires that we develop the self confidence in our graduates that is required to actually establish and grow entrepreneurial ventures. Self confidence comes from the mastery of entrepreneurial skills necessary to start a venture, establish it successfully in a competitive marketplace, to grow the venture effectively, to develop value in the venture, and, ultimately to harvest it.

Our mission encompasses all types of entrepreneurial ventures: not-for-profit and government venues, and for-profit business ventures.

Learning Objectives

Students completing the Master of Entrepreneurship degree will learn how to

• be innovative and creative thinkers who will recognize entrepreneurial opportunities and recognize when entrepreneurial opportunities can be created;
• create and establish successful entrepreneurial ventures;
• lead entrepreneurial ventures;
• develop and maintain an ethical culture within an entrepreneurial venture;
• communicate effectively with the internal constituencies of an entrepreneurial venture, including officers, managers, employees, and agents;
• communicate effectively with the external constituencies of an entrepreneurial venture, including customers, investors, lenders, suppliers, and regulatory agencies;
• build and grow successful entrepreneurial ventures; and
  
• maintain and harvest entrepreneurial ventures successfully.

Requirements

Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited institution and complete the GMAT. There will be some accounting prerequisites for some of the courses but we will able to provide these courses if you do not have them.

Admission

To qualify, applicants must hold a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited university and earn 400 or above on the GMAT.

Tuition and fees

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