Top 10 Masters Programs in Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Selecting the right master’s program in entrepreneurship and innovation can be a tricky decision for aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators, especially for those with little or no work experience.
These programs offer a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills designed to nurture entrepreneurial mindsets, foster innovative thinking, and equip students with the tools necessary to launch and grow successful ventures.
The following list highlights 10 of the best master’s programs in entrepreneurship and innovation from renowned business schools worldwide.
These programs stand out for their robust curricula, strong industry connections and access to startup incubators – as well as hands-on learning environments.
Babson College is renowned for its entrepreneurial focus. The Master of Science in Management in Entrepreneurial Leadership (MSEL) program is designed for recent graduates and young professionals. The curriculum covers leadership, innovation and entrepreneurial thinking, aiming to prepare students to launch and grow successful ventures.
The MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management at Imperial provides a comprehensive understanding of how to create and manage successful ventures. The curriculum includes modules on design thinking, entrepreneurial finance and innovation management. Students have access to the Imperial Enterprise Lab, which offers support for startup development.
The MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at HEC combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, including business plan development, innovation strategy and entrepreneurship in emerging markets. Students can also participate in the HEC incubator and the entrepreneurship club, providing valuable networking and mentorship opportunities.
View School ProfileESADE’s MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship covers entrepreneurial strategy, innovation management and business-model innovation. Students engage in hands-on projects, internships and startup incubations. The program also emphasizes social entrepreneurship and sustainability.
View School ProfileUCL’s MSc Entrepreneurship program focuses on the commercialization of technology and innovation. It offers courses in entrepreneurial marketing, venture capital and technology management. Students benefit from UCL's strong ties to the tech industry, and take part in business plan competitions.
View School ProfileThe Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation focuses on practical skills and hands-on experiences. The curriculum covers new venture creation, entrepreneurial finance and innovation management. Students can participate in the Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies, which offers mentoring and networking.
View School ProfileNUS’s Master of Science in Venture Creation program is designed to equip students with the skills needed to launch and grow new ventures. The curriculum includes courses on venture creation, entrepreneurial finance and innovation strategy. Students benefit from NUS’s strong connections with Singapore’s startup ecosystem.
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The Master of Entrepreneurship (MsE) offered jointly by the College of Engineering and the Ross School of Business, includes courses on technology commercialization, entrepreneurial finance and new product development. Students benefit from hands-on projects and cross-disciplinary collaborations.
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Rotterdam’s MSc in Strategic Entrepreneurship covers entrepreneurial strategy, innovation management and new venture creation. Students engage in hands-on projects, internships and startup incubation. The university's strong ties to the Rotterdam business community provide valuable networking opportunities.
WHU’s Master in Entrepreneurship program includes courses on startup financing, business model innovation and entrepreneurial strategy. Students benefit from the school’s strong network in Germany and Europe, as well as access to the WHU Entrepreneurship Center.
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