COURSE CURRICULUM

The M.Sc. in Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a one-year full-time program comprising a total of 90 credits, designed to balance academic learning with practical application. The course includes a taught component worth 60 credits, where students engage with modules that develop core knowledge and skills in entrepreneurship, innovation, and business development. These modules provide a foundation in areas such as opportunity recognition, venture creation, financing, and scaling businesses, ensuring that students gain both theoretical understanding and practical insights. In addition to the taught modules, students complete a 30-credit dissertation or company-based project, which forms a significant part of the program. This component allows students to apply what they have learned to a real-world business challenge or research topic, encouraging independent thinking, problem-solving, and innovation. The project may involve developing a business plan, analysing a market opportunity, or working with an organisation to address a specific entrepreneurial issue. Delivered at Trinity Business School within Trinity College Dublin, the structure of the program ensures that graduates are well prepared to pursue entrepreneurial ventures or innovation-focused roles in a variety of industries.