Programs and courses on entrepreneurship and innovation
Check the 2007 Timetables for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
The Centre for Development of Entrepreneurs is involved in developing and delivering a range of "cutting edge" and compelling award courses and degree programs across the University. These include the following:
Undergraduate courses
- Entrepreneurial Enterprises (a business undergraduate elective BUGE) offered to students across the University.
- Entrepreneurial Commercialisation for New Ventures
- Entrepreneurial Business Planning
Details of undergraduate courses
Honours program
- Students with a degree in management (or a related area) with an average mark of Credit can spend a full-time year to gain an honours degree with a focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.
Details of the honours program
Postgraduate programs and courses
Postgraduate programs
- Master of Management (Innovation and Entrepreneurship)
- PhD in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Postgraduate courses
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship (an MBA elective).
- MBA (Entrepreneurship) an MBA entrepreneurship major.
Details of postgraduate programs and courses
Short courses for industry
Our short courses on entrepreneurship and innovation are normally arranged on a customized basis, to suit a particular organization.
Intensive courses
Most of our courses are run in "intensive mode". Instead of spending a few hours a week for a whole semester, with our cases the lectures are held on a full-time basis over several days. In our experience, these intensive courses are not only more convenient for most students, but offer a much better learning experience. Questions and answers on intensive courses.
The benefits of studying entrepreneurship
A commonly expressed viewpoint is that "entrepreneurs are born, not made". So if you're thinking of becoming an entrepreneur, is there any point in studying entrepreneurship? In fact, there's a lot of research evidence of a high correlation between education level and successful entrepreneurship.
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