As the No. 1 school for entrepreneurship, Babson works with universities around the world to embed entrepreneurship programs into existing curriculum. Whether you’re in charge of undergraduate, MBA, or e-MBA programs, you can supplement your students’ learning with Babson’s unique entrepreneurial mindset.
We can welcome your students to the Babson campus, deliver the program on your university’s campus, or teach students in an interactive online format. Our faculty can build and deliver the program to meet the content needs and timing of your curriculum.
Our experienced faculty have a wide range of expertise and can boost student engagement and effectiveness in any area. We use Babson’s respected Entrepreneurial Thought & Action® methodology as a framework to show students how to find opportunities, act, and learn as they drive economic growth and social change. Common topics include:
The program is designed for undergraduate-level students who are enrolled in a study program at one of the institution’s global campuses.
In this two-week program, students leverage the power of entrepreneurship to create new opportunities for the future. Immersed in Babson’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, they learn from Babson experts, improve their entrepreneurship skills, and develop fresh ideas in a hands-on, collaborative setting. They examine business challenges, hear from engaging speakers, develop a broader network, and put what they learn into practice through business simulations and pitch competitions.
Upon completion of the program, students will have gained:
Through Babson, our Master of Science in Innovation students experience the power of creative action and innovation on a global scale by participating in an immersive program focused on launching, growing, and scaling ventures.
Expert Babson faculty will help design and deliver your program. With deep expertise in entrepreneurship and experience across a vast range of industries, our faculty can help give your students an even broader perspective of entrepreneurial thought in action.
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