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On this brief explanation around the landscape of innovation and entrepreneurship at duke.
Fuqua School of Business
Duke Law School
Sanford School of Public Policy
Gross Hall
Nicholas School of the Environment
Pratt School of Engineering
Trinity College of Arts & Science
Duke Medicine
THE LANDSCAPE OF INNOVATION
AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP AT DUKE
TheCube The Bullpen Smith Warehouse American Underground
To see an interactive version of this map, go to entrepreneurship.duke.edu
Fuqua School of Business Sanford School of Public Policy Gross Hall
The Bullpen
CASE (Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship):
A research and education center focusing on social entrepreneurship.
CEI (Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation): The Center for
Entrepreneurship and Innovation works to advance the scholarship,
teaching and practice of entrepreneurship.
ConcentrationinEntrepreneurship and Innovation(Daytime
MBA): Allows MBA students to successfully chart an entrepreneurial
career path.
Concentration in Social Entrepreneurship (Daytime MBA): For
students interested in using their MBA skills in the entrepreneurial
pursuit of social impact.
Duke Startup Challenge: A year-long competition for student
entrepreneurs.
DukeGEN (Alumni Network): A community of alumni entrepreneurs.
Master of Management Studies Program: A ten-month general
management degree program.
P4E (Program for Entrepreneurship): The Program for
Entrepreneurship helps students start new ventures.
SEAD (Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke): SEAD brings
together interdisciplinary partners across Duke University to create
an integrated global health social entrepreneurship hub for diverse
stakeholders across the globe.
Duke Law School
Start-Up Ventures Clinic: Provides legal advice and assistance to
seed and early stage entrepreneurial ventures.
The Law and Entrepreneurship LLM Program: Developing
leaders and advisors for innovative ventures.
Pratt School of Engineering
DEEP-SEA Startup Accelerator: Ofers a fantastic opportunity for ECE
graduate students to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
DUHatch: An on-campus incubator.
Master of Engineering Management Program: A degree program
that develops future leaders of technology-based organizations.
The Foundry: The Foundry provides 7,600 square feet of project space
for student teams, faculty, and staf focused on engineering, energy,
entrepreneurship, and sustainability to build ideas from the ground up.
Smith Warehouse -
Global Education and DukeEngage
Duke in Chicago: A six-week, two-credit summer course, held in
Chicago, for entrepreneurs who love the arts and artists who want to
be entrepreneurial.
Duke in Silicon Valley: A four-week, one-credit summer course,
held in Silicon Valley, for students interested in entrepreneurship.
DukeEngage Detroit: Social entrepreneurship eforts focused on
helping revitalize Detroit.
Nicholas School of the Environment
The Environmental Certifcate inInnovationand Entrepreneurship:
A 12-credit program that teaches students to develop, evaluate, refne,
and launch a new sustainable product or service.
TheCube
TheCube: A selective living center for students passionate about
entrepreneurship.
Hart Leadership Program: Challenges students to practice the art
of leadership in public life.
Social Entrepreneurship and Policy Initiative: Provides
opportunities for students in the Master of Public Policy (MPP)
program through ventures, leadership, and education in social
entrepreneurship and policy.
Duke Medicine
CONCEPT: The Center of Nursing Collaboration Entrepreneurship
and Technology: through consulting services, networking resources,
and seed funding, CONCEPT provides a hub for innovation and
entrepreneurship at the Duke University School of Nursing.
DTMI (Duke Translational Medicine Institute): Duke’s academic
home for the clinical and translational research community.
DTRI (Duke Translational Research Institute): The mission of
DTRI is to rapidly and efectively invent, develop, and test new drugs,
diagnostics, and devices for human use.
OLV (Ofce of Licensing and Ventures): The licensing and new
venture creation arm of Duke University and Duke Medicine.
American Underground
American Underground: Ofce and co-working space and a Google
for Entrepreneurs Tech Hub - Duke University is a founding partner.
Trinity College of Arts & Science
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certifcate: An undergraduate
certifcate that provides a pathway for cross-disciplinary study in
innovation and entrepreneurship that complements any major.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certifcate: An undergraduate
certifcate that provides a pathway for cross-disciplinary study in
innovation and entrepreneurship that complements any major.
The Foundry: The Foundry provides 7,600 square feet of project space
for student teams, faculty, and staf focused on engineering, energy,
entrepreneurship, and sustainability to build ideas from the ground up.
DukeGEN (Alumni Network): A community of alumni entrepreneurs.
Duke Angel Network: Supports the Duke entrepreneurial community
by matching Duke-afliated investors with Duke-sourced portfolio
companies to support their growth and success.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certifcate: An undergraduate
certifcate that provides a pathway for cross-disciplinary study in
innovation and entrepreneurship that complements any major.
Research: Advancing research in the felds of entrepreneurship and
innovation and making Duke a thought leader in these felds.
Resources: Duke provides resources for networking, team formation,
business planning, translation, access to incubators and funding
opportunities.
Social Entrepreneurship: For students interested in innovating a
better world; includes the Design to Impact incubator.
PROGRAMS AND CLUBS
Duke Startup Challenge: A year-long competition for student
entrepreneurs.
HackDuke: A student-run hackathon.
Innovation Co-Lab: A virtual incubator focused on improving the
technology experience at Duke.
Melissa & Doug Entrepreneurs: Our premier program for aspiring
student entrepreneurs.
StartupConnect: Annual job fair connecting students with startups.
Student Clubs: Provide enriching experiences for students with
interests in the many aspects of entrepreneurship.
doc_325689158.pdf
On this brief explanation around the landscape of innovation and entrepreneurship at duke.
Fuqua School of Business
Duke Law School
Sanford School of Public Policy
Gross Hall
Nicholas School of the Environment
Pratt School of Engineering
Trinity College of Arts & Science
Duke Medicine
THE LANDSCAPE OF INNOVATION
AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP AT DUKE
TheCube The Bullpen Smith Warehouse American Underground
To see an interactive version of this map, go to entrepreneurship.duke.edu
Fuqua School of Business Sanford School of Public Policy Gross Hall
The Bullpen
CASE (Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship):
A research and education center focusing on social entrepreneurship.
CEI (Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation): The Center for
Entrepreneurship and Innovation works to advance the scholarship,
teaching and practice of entrepreneurship.
ConcentrationinEntrepreneurship and Innovation(Daytime
MBA): Allows MBA students to successfully chart an entrepreneurial
career path.
Concentration in Social Entrepreneurship (Daytime MBA): For
students interested in using their MBA skills in the entrepreneurial
pursuit of social impact.
Duke Startup Challenge: A year-long competition for student
entrepreneurs.
DukeGEN (Alumni Network): A community of alumni entrepreneurs.
Master of Management Studies Program: A ten-month general
management degree program.
P4E (Program for Entrepreneurship): The Program for
Entrepreneurship helps students start new ventures.
SEAD (Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator at Duke): SEAD brings
together interdisciplinary partners across Duke University to create
an integrated global health social entrepreneurship hub for diverse
stakeholders across the globe.
Duke Law School
Start-Up Ventures Clinic: Provides legal advice and assistance to
seed and early stage entrepreneurial ventures.
The Law and Entrepreneurship LLM Program: Developing
leaders and advisors for innovative ventures.
Pratt School of Engineering
DEEP-SEA Startup Accelerator: Ofers a fantastic opportunity for ECE
graduate students to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
DUHatch: An on-campus incubator.
Master of Engineering Management Program: A degree program
that develops future leaders of technology-based organizations.
The Foundry: The Foundry provides 7,600 square feet of project space
for student teams, faculty, and staf focused on engineering, energy,
entrepreneurship, and sustainability to build ideas from the ground up.
Smith Warehouse -
Global Education and DukeEngage
Duke in Chicago: A six-week, two-credit summer course, held in
Chicago, for entrepreneurs who love the arts and artists who want to
be entrepreneurial.
Duke in Silicon Valley: A four-week, one-credit summer course,
held in Silicon Valley, for students interested in entrepreneurship.
DukeEngage Detroit: Social entrepreneurship eforts focused on
helping revitalize Detroit.
Nicholas School of the Environment
The Environmental Certifcate inInnovationand Entrepreneurship:
A 12-credit program that teaches students to develop, evaluate, refne,
and launch a new sustainable product or service.
TheCube
TheCube: A selective living center for students passionate about
entrepreneurship.
Hart Leadership Program: Challenges students to practice the art
of leadership in public life.
Social Entrepreneurship and Policy Initiative: Provides
opportunities for students in the Master of Public Policy (MPP)
program through ventures, leadership, and education in social
entrepreneurship and policy.
Duke Medicine
CONCEPT: The Center of Nursing Collaboration Entrepreneurship
and Technology: through consulting services, networking resources,
and seed funding, CONCEPT provides a hub for innovation and
entrepreneurship at the Duke University School of Nursing.
DTMI (Duke Translational Medicine Institute): Duke’s academic
home for the clinical and translational research community.
DTRI (Duke Translational Research Institute): The mission of
DTRI is to rapidly and efectively invent, develop, and test new drugs,
diagnostics, and devices for human use.
OLV (Ofce of Licensing and Ventures): The licensing and new
venture creation arm of Duke University and Duke Medicine.
American Underground
American Underground: Ofce and co-working space and a Google
for Entrepreneurs Tech Hub - Duke University is a founding partner.
Trinity College of Arts & Science
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certifcate: An undergraduate
certifcate that provides a pathway for cross-disciplinary study in
innovation and entrepreneurship that complements any major.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certifcate: An undergraduate
certifcate that provides a pathway for cross-disciplinary study in
innovation and entrepreneurship that complements any major.
The Foundry: The Foundry provides 7,600 square feet of project space
for student teams, faculty, and staf focused on engineering, energy,
entrepreneurship, and sustainability to build ideas from the ground up.
DukeGEN (Alumni Network): A community of alumni entrepreneurs.
Duke Angel Network: Supports the Duke entrepreneurial community
by matching Duke-afliated investors with Duke-sourced portfolio
companies to support their growth and success.
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Certifcate: An undergraduate
certifcate that provides a pathway for cross-disciplinary study in
innovation and entrepreneurship that complements any major.
Research: Advancing research in the felds of entrepreneurship and
innovation and making Duke a thought leader in these felds.
Resources: Duke provides resources for networking, team formation,
business planning, translation, access to incubators and funding
opportunities.
Social Entrepreneurship: For students interested in innovating a
better world; includes the Design to Impact incubator.
PROGRAMS AND CLUBS
Duke Startup Challenge: A year-long competition for student
entrepreneurs.
HackDuke: A student-run hackathon.
Innovation Co-Lab: A virtual incubator focused on improving the
technology experience at Duke.
Melissa & Doug Entrepreneurs: Our premier program for aspiring
student entrepreneurs.
StartupConnect: Annual job fair connecting students with startups.
Student Clubs: Provide enriching experiences for students with
interests in the many aspects of entrepreneurship.
doc_325689158.pdf