COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master in Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a one-year program designed to develop the skills and mindset needed to create new ventures and drive innovation in organisations and society. In the autumn semester, students build a strong foundation through courses that focus on collaboration and interdisciplinary work in Working Across Boundaries. They explore Purpose-driven Innovation, learning how to create value that aligns with sustainability and societal impact. Entrepreneurial Creativity and Communication develops their ability to generate ideas and effectively present them, while Networks, Contexts and Ecosystems for Entrepreneurship provides insight into how entrepreneurial environments function. Students also study Corporate Entrepreneurship and Innovation, which focuses on innovation within established organisations, and New Venture Creation, which covers the practical steps of starting new businesses. In the spring semester, students take Research Methods in Entrepreneurship and Innovation, strengthening their analytical and academic skills. A major part of the program is the Entrepreneurial Project, where students apply their knowledge in a practical setting by developing and testing business ideas. The program concludes with a Master’s Thesis in Business Administration, where students conduct independent research on a topic related to entrepreneurship and innovation. Overall, the program prepares graduates for roles as entrepreneurs, innovation managers, and business developers.