University of San Francisco School of Management: MS in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

About the Program

The USF M.S. in Entrepreneurship and Innovation is designed to allow new and recent college graduates gain essential skills and experiences in order to best compete for a place in today’s innovation economy and launch an entrepreneurial career in Silicon Valley. Today’s innovation economy requires professionals with business and technical skills and professional experiences.

In the USF MSEI, students will learn from leading scholarly and professional faculty and gain vital mentorship and professional enterprise and entrepreneurial experience. This 12-month program help new graduates prepare for professional careers in today’s entrepreneurial and innovation economy.

Program Format and Schedule

Required Courses for the Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

CORE:

MSEI 500 – Philosophy of Entrepreneurship & Innovation
MSEI 501 – Creativity, Innovation, & Applied Design
MSEI 502 – Internet Business Applications
MSEI 503 – Product & Service Development
MSEI 504 – Entrepreneurial Finance & Accounting
MSEI 506 – Entrepreneurial & Executive Mentoring
MSEI 507 – Entrepreneurial Leadership, Organization, & Ethics
MSEI 508 – Organizational Entrepreneurship & Innovation
MSEI 509 – Contemporary Technology, Trends, & Tools
MSEI 600 – Entrepreneurial Marketing, Analytics & Sales
MSEI 601 – Entrepreneurial Strategy & Planning
MSEI 602 – Entrepreneurial Law

PRACTICUM

The practicum is offered during the second and last term of the program on the ongoing basis.

MSEI 510 – Individualized Organizational Practicum: Internship
MSEI 606 – New Venture Launch: Practicum

ELECTIVES

MSEI 605 – Special Topic: Entrepreneurship and Innovation