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Total Minimum Hours: 30 credit hours Core requirements 15 credits Electives 15 credits Program of Study
Course Requirements Graduation will require successful completion of the 30 hour curriculum, with a minimum GPA of 3.00 (no grades below "C"), within a five (5) year period. Stipends N/A Required Entrepreneurship Courses Core Requirements: 15 hours
Must complete all five courses
*Crosslisted course, choose 1
ENT 6016New Venture Formation (3)*orEIN 6935 Technology Venture Strategies (3)
ENT 6116Business Plan Development (3)*orEIN 6324 Technical Entrepreneurship (3)
ENT 6126Strategic Entrepreneurship (3)*orEIN 6936Strategies in Entrepreneurship Tech (3)
ENT 6186 Strategic Market Assessment (3)*orEIN 6935Strategic Market Assessments (3)
ENT 6415 Venture Capital & Private Equity (3) *orEIN 6934 Venture Capital & Private Equity(3) Electives: 15 hours
Select five (3hr) courses ENT 6606 Product Development *Or EIN 6934 New Product Development
ENT 6930 Special Topics Entrepreneurship *Or MAN 6930Special Topics in Management
ENT 6947 Advanced Topics in Entrepreneurship
MAN 6930 Global Entrepreneurship
EIN 5201 Creativity in Technology
EIN 6430 Overview of Regulated Industries
GEB 6457 Ethics, Law & Sustainable Business Practices
GMS 6095 Principles of Intellectual Property
GMS 6436 Introduction to Biotechnology
GMS 6873 Biomedical Ethics
GMS 7930 Principles of Biochemistry and Genetics
MAN 6456 Improvisation in Organizations
ENT 6155Mergers and Acquisitions: An Entrpreneurial Perspective
Or other graduate courses which may be approved by the Graduate Director Concurrent Degree OptionsStudents may apply to pursue one of the Concurrent Degree Options. Applicants must meet University Admission and English Proficiency Requirements, as well as the requirements for each major. Refer to the individual listings for each major for admission and curriculum requirements specific to the major. Admission into one major does not guarantee admission in the other major. Note: Due to accreditation requirements, all Concurrent degrees must total 60 hours after sharing credits. Concurrent M.S./M.S.B.E. M.S. in Entrepreneurship in Applied Technologies 33 hours
M.S.B.E. in Biomedical Engineering 30 hours The M.S. Biomedical Engineering (BME) And M.S. Entrepreneurship In Applied Technologies (EAT) Concurrent Degrees is designed to prepare students who can effectively function in the complex world of Biotechnology companies (Biotechs). The programs objectives are to provide a strong Biomedical foundation for technical product development and research and development along with the skill set to effectively participate in the entrepreneurship, venture capital, business, and financial aspects of Biotechs. Students will pursue appropriate coursework within both The College of Engineering and The Center For Entrepreneurship, double counting a total of nine credit hours. Shared Courses 9 hours*
BME 6000 Biomedical Engineering (3)
GMS 7930 Principles of Intellectual Property (3)
EIN 6934 New Product Development (3) Total Combined hours after sharing: 60 hours*
All 60 hours of coursework in both programs are required to earn both degrees; there are no electives.
*See note regarding the 60 hours minimum after sharing credits. Concurrent M.S./M.S.B.E. M.S. in Entrepreneurship in Applied Technologies 33 hours
M.S.B. in Biotechnology 30 hours Shared courses
Up to 3 hours may be shared between the two majors Concurrent M.S./M.S.B.E. M.S. in Entrepreneurship in Applied Technologies 33 hours
M.A. in Global Sustainability 30 hours The Concurrent Degrees in Global Sustainability and Entrepreneurship combines two existing majors which allows students to attain two Masters degrees simultaneously rather than in a sequential effort. The time commitment will be about three years with a total of 51 credit hours between the two majors (9 hours are shared). The combination of a Masters in Global Sustainability with a Masters in Entrepreneurship provides students with a comprehensive understanding of concepts, tools, and skills of sustainability, and students will be able to apply these areas in a problem solving context. Students shall have the opportunity to focus on the areas of green technology and development, transport, energy, and sustainable enterprise. Listed below are the 9 hours of shared courses. Please refer to the specific major listings for full requirements. All graduation requirements of the individual majors apply. Common Courses (9 credits may be counted toward both the GS and EAT degrees)*
ENT 6016 New Venture Formation3
ENT 6116 Business Plan Development3
GMS 6095 Principles of Intellectual Property3
ENT 6186 Strategic Market Assessment3
ENT 6947 Applied Topics in Entrepreneurship3
ENT 6606 Product Development3
ENT 6415 Venture Capital and Private Equity3 All Concurrent Degree Masters in Global Sustainability and Entrepreneurship students must complete ENT 6016 (New Venture Formation), ENT 6186 (Strategic Market Assessment) and ENT 6947 (Applied Topics in Entrepreneurship). Internship
All Concurrent Degree Global Sustainability and Entrepreneurship students must complete a six (6) credit hour internship. Total Combined hours after sharing: 60 hours*
*See note regarding the 60 hours minimum after sharing credits.
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