An MS degree with an emphasis on entrepreneurship is available to all master's level graduate students in Engineering. Students interested in starting their own company, or graduates working in start-up companies should consider pursuing this option. This degree pathway results in a Master of Science in the engineering discipline with an emphasis on entrepreneurship. The Entrepreneurship for Engineers curriculum requires 33 hours as shown below:

21-hrs engineering courses
12-hrs Business courses as follows:

MBA 698 (Fall) – From Idea to IPO

MBA 673 (Spring) – Technology Ventures: Business Planning

MBA 698 (Summer) – The Art of the Deal: Negotiating Technology Ventures

MBA Elective

Contact:
Linda C. Lucas, PhD
Dean, School of Engineering