Programme content
In the current global economic environment there is a pressing need for students to learn how to manage in dynamic, uncertain and entrepreneurial environments. The MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management equips you with the skills to meet this need.
MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management draws on the expertise of our management faculty as well as experts in innovation, entrepreneurship, technology and sustainability to provide a uniquely Imperial view of innovation and entrepreneurship.
As well as the varied programme content, there are many opportunities for students to get involved in Imperial’s dynamic enterprising culture including the Imperial Enterprise Lab.
Programme structure
These online modules will give you basic knowledge of areas that will be covered by the programme throughout the academic year.
Core modules provide a solid foundation in general management principles, as well as drawing on core strengths of Imperial College Business School, teaching students to manage successful outcomes in order to create, deliver and capture value from innovation.
You will choose an elective module, allowing you to tailor your learning experience to your individual needs.
You will have a choice of either a Consulting Project, a Work Placement, an Individual Research Report, or the Business Start-up module in the summer period.
Timetable
MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management is a one year, full-time intensive programme. The normal working week is Monday to Friday. Classes will be scheduled between 08.30 and 21.00 and students should expect to attend one evening class per week, and other optional activities such as guest lectures or alumni and careers events may be scheduled in the evening.
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Candidates that fail to successfully complete this degree are not entitled to a Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma.
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