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University of South Florida
MS in Entrepreneurship & Applied Technologies
Leadership
Venture Creation
Creativity
Green Innovation
Value Creation
Opportunity Translation
Intrapreneurship
Global Competitiveness
Business Stewardship
Social Venturing
Technology Creation
Sustainability
Powered by Analytics • Driven by Creativity
Why a Master’s Degree in Entrepreneurship?
People who dream of launching their own business or sharpening their
entrepreneurial ideas often have big ideas. But they need to know how to
bring those ideas to market and to land the capital to finance the venture.
The MS in Entrepreneurship and Applied Technologies is a graduate program
that includes coursework on new product and service creation, strategy,
financing, opportunity identification, technology translation, and more – all
with an emphasis on sustainability and social responsibility. For those who
are already engaged in new product or service creation, the program provides
the training skills, and knowledge effective leaders and innovators need.
The program isn’t just for those who want to start a new business, however.
For those who want to advance their career in an established business, the
program fosters the kind of thinking that intrapreneurs — people who think
like entrepreneurs but work for traditional businesses — need to thrive.
Students leave with an innovator’s mindset and know how to effectively
communicate their ideas.
“
This program has engaged
and empowered me to seek out
opportunities and given me the
keys to success in my endeavors.
With its integrative approach to
entrepreneurship and my focus in
technology, medicine and business,
I will have the know-how to become
a successful businessman.
“
- Jerry Trotter, Medical Student
About the Program
This 30 credit-hour interdisciplinary program includes 15 credit hours
of required core curricula to help students recognize and evaluate
opportunities. Those courses include training in new venture creation,
venture financing, technology and market assessment, technology
commercialization, and interdisciplinary team leadership. Students take
15 credit hours in elective courses. Electives vary based on the student’s
career goals and range from courses in global entrepreneurship to
biotechnology to intellectual property.
The MS in Entrepreneurship and Applied Technologies may, with prior
approval, be taken in conjunction with the MBA or other MS programs,
allowing students to earn two degrees. Students frequently opt to pursue
MS degrees in other colleges, particularly in areas such as engineering,
biotechnology, and medicine, while earning the MBA and MS in
Entrepreneurship and Applied Technologies.
Coursework
Core Courses (15 credit hours)
• ENT 6016 - New Venture Formation
OR
• EIN 6935 - Technology Venture Strategies
• ENT 6116 - Business Plan Development
OR
• EIN 6324 - Technical Entrepreneurship
• ENT 6126 - Entrepreneurship Strategy
OR
• EIN 6936 - Strategies in Entrepreneurship Technology
USF’s graduate program is the only Florida university included in the
rankings of the nation’s best entrepreneurship education programs
for seven consecutive years. USF was ranked No. 13 in 2015. The
Princeton Review surveyed more than 2,000 institutions to compile
the rankings. Schools were evaluated based on key criteria in the
areas of academics and requirements, students and faculty, and
outside-the-classroom experiences.
More than 100 new ventures have been launched by graduates of
USF’s Center for Entrepreneurship.
• ENT 6186 - Strategic Market Assessments
OR
• EIN 6935 - Strategic Market Assessments
• ENT 6415 - Venture Capital and Private Equity
OR
• EIN 6934 - Venture Capital and Private Equity
Electives (15 credit hours)
• ENT 6606 - Product Development
OR
• EIN 6934 - New Product Development
- Advanced Topics in Entrepreneurship
- Intellectual Property
- Mergers and Acquisitions: An Entrepreneurial Prospective
- Global Entrepreneurship
- Overview of Regulated Industries
- Ethics, Law and Sustainable Business Practices
- Improv in Business Organizations
- Introduction to Biotechnology
- Social Entrepreneurship
A nationwide survey funded by the Kauffman Foundation reveals
that Millennials are enthusiastic about entrepreneurship: 54 percent
of them either want to start a business or have already started
one. And, according to rankings by Entrepreneur magazine and the
Princeton Review, USF is the best place in the Southeast to study
entrepreneurship.
“
Entrepreneurship is a key driver of our economy.
Particularly because the majority of jobs that are created
in the United States come from small businesses started by
entrepreneurially minded individuals. Our program teaches
students to be flexible, resilient, creative, empathetic, and
have the ability to recognize and seize opportunities.
- Diana M. Hechavarría, Assistant Professor
“
• ENT 6947
• ENT 6930
• ENT 6119
• ENT 6930
• EIN 6430
• GEB 6457
• GEB 6457
• BSC 6436
• ENT 6930
Admission Requirements
How to Apply
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from regionally accredited institution
• A “B” (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) average in all upper division work
• A graduate level test may be required on an individual basis. GMAT
(score of 500 or higher), GRE, LCAT or MCAT may be substituted with
appropriate score
• 2 Letters of Recommendation and a letter of Interest (250 words)
• Résumé
Applications are submitted online at grad.usf.edu and are
evaluated as they are received. Admissions decisions are usually
made within four weeks. Non-USF transcripts must be submitted
with application. Application deadlines are
Financial Assistance
USF and the Muma College of Business offer a number of
scholarships, graduate teaching assistantships, tutoring
opportunities, and Student Excellence Grants to Tampa students.
Please visit the USF Financial Aid website at www.usf.edu/finaid
for other sources of financial assistance.
Fall
Spring
Domestic: July 1
International: February 1
Domestic: November 1
International: July 1
Please contact International Services at global.usf.edu/is for more
information on international requirements.
Muma College of Business • 4202 E. Fowler Ave., BSN 3403 - Tampa, FL 33620
Phone: (813) 974-3335 • Email: [email protected] • Web: business.usf.edu
doc_709950412.pdf
In this such a brief elucidation around university of south florida ms in entrepreneurship and applied technologies.
University of South Florida
MS in Entrepreneurship & Applied Technologies
Leadership
Venture Creation
Creativity
Green Innovation
Value Creation
Opportunity Translation
Intrapreneurship
Global Competitiveness
Business Stewardship
Social Venturing
Technology Creation
Sustainability
Powered by Analytics • Driven by Creativity
Why a Master’s Degree in Entrepreneurship?
People who dream of launching their own business or sharpening their
entrepreneurial ideas often have big ideas. But they need to know how to
bring those ideas to market and to land the capital to finance the venture.
The MS in Entrepreneurship and Applied Technologies is a graduate program
that includes coursework on new product and service creation, strategy,
financing, opportunity identification, technology translation, and more – all
with an emphasis on sustainability and social responsibility. For those who
are already engaged in new product or service creation, the program provides
the training skills, and knowledge effective leaders and innovators need.
The program isn’t just for those who want to start a new business, however.
For those who want to advance their career in an established business, the
program fosters the kind of thinking that intrapreneurs — people who think
like entrepreneurs but work for traditional businesses — need to thrive.
Students leave with an innovator’s mindset and know how to effectively
communicate their ideas.
“
This program has engaged
and empowered me to seek out
opportunities and given me the
keys to success in my endeavors.
With its integrative approach to
entrepreneurship and my focus in
technology, medicine and business,
I will have the know-how to become
a successful businessman.
“
- Jerry Trotter, Medical Student
About the Program
This 30 credit-hour interdisciplinary program includes 15 credit hours
of required core curricula to help students recognize and evaluate
opportunities. Those courses include training in new venture creation,
venture financing, technology and market assessment, technology
commercialization, and interdisciplinary team leadership. Students take
15 credit hours in elective courses. Electives vary based on the student’s
career goals and range from courses in global entrepreneurship to
biotechnology to intellectual property.
The MS in Entrepreneurship and Applied Technologies may, with prior
approval, be taken in conjunction with the MBA or other MS programs,
allowing students to earn two degrees. Students frequently opt to pursue
MS degrees in other colleges, particularly in areas such as engineering,
biotechnology, and medicine, while earning the MBA and MS in
Entrepreneurship and Applied Technologies.
Coursework
Core Courses (15 credit hours)
• ENT 6016 - New Venture Formation
OR
• EIN 6935 - Technology Venture Strategies
• ENT 6116 - Business Plan Development
OR
• EIN 6324 - Technical Entrepreneurship
• ENT 6126 - Entrepreneurship Strategy
OR
• EIN 6936 - Strategies in Entrepreneurship Technology
USF’s graduate program is the only Florida university included in the
rankings of the nation’s best entrepreneurship education programs
for seven consecutive years. USF was ranked No. 13 in 2015. The
Princeton Review surveyed more than 2,000 institutions to compile
the rankings. Schools were evaluated based on key criteria in the
areas of academics and requirements, students and faculty, and
outside-the-classroom experiences.
More than 100 new ventures have been launched by graduates of
USF’s Center for Entrepreneurship.
• ENT 6186 - Strategic Market Assessments
OR
• EIN 6935 - Strategic Market Assessments
• ENT 6415 - Venture Capital and Private Equity
OR
• EIN 6934 - Venture Capital and Private Equity
Electives (15 credit hours)
• ENT 6606 - Product Development
OR
• EIN 6934 - New Product Development
- Advanced Topics in Entrepreneurship
- Intellectual Property
- Mergers and Acquisitions: An Entrepreneurial Prospective
- Global Entrepreneurship
- Overview of Regulated Industries
- Ethics, Law and Sustainable Business Practices
- Improv in Business Organizations
- Introduction to Biotechnology
- Social Entrepreneurship
A nationwide survey funded by the Kauffman Foundation reveals
that Millennials are enthusiastic about entrepreneurship: 54 percent
of them either want to start a business or have already started
one. And, according to rankings by Entrepreneur magazine and the
Princeton Review, USF is the best place in the Southeast to study
entrepreneurship.
“
Entrepreneurship is a key driver of our economy.
Particularly because the majority of jobs that are created
in the United States come from small businesses started by
entrepreneurially minded individuals. Our program teaches
students to be flexible, resilient, creative, empathetic, and
have the ability to recognize and seize opportunities.
- Diana M. Hechavarría, Assistant Professor
“
• ENT 6947
• ENT 6930
• ENT 6119
• ENT 6930
• EIN 6430
• GEB 6457
• GEB 6457
• BSC 6436
• ENT 6930
Admission Requirements
How to Apply
• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent from regionally accredited institution
• A “B” (3.0 on a 4.0 scale) average in all upper division work
• A graduate level test may be required on an individual basis. GMAT
(score of 500 or higher), GRE, LCAT or MCAT may be substituted with
appropriate score
• 2 Letters of Recommendation and a letter of Interest (250 words)
• Résumé
Applications are submitted online at grad.usf.edu and are
evaluated as they are received. Admissions decisions are usually
made within four weeks. Non-USF transcripts must be submitted
with application. Application deadlines are
Financial Assistance
USF and the Muma College of Business offer a number of
scholarships, graduate teaching assistantships, tutoring
opportunities, and Student Excellence Grants to Tampa students.
Please visit the USF Financial Aid website at www.usf.edu/finaid
for other sources of financial assistance.
Fall
Spring
Domestic: July 1
International: February 1
Domestic: November 1
International: July 1
Please contact International Services at global.usf.edu/is for more
information on international requirements.
Muma College of Business • 4202 E. Fowler Ave., BSN 3403 - Tampa, FL 33620
Phone: (813) 974-3335 • Email: [email protected] • Web: business.usf.edu
doc_709950412.pdf