The groundbreaking Master of Entrepreneurship program is a joint offering of the top ranked Michigan College of Engineering and Ross School of Business. This intensive one-year curriculum teaches technologists how to transform inventions into viable ventures. READ MORE
During these annual Entrepreneurial Experiences, CFE takes students to Chicago and the Bay Area to meet local entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and U-M alumni. Students are given exclusive tours of startup companies, as well as the opportunity to pitch their ideas to a panel of experts. Students return to Ann Arbor with valuable feedback on their ideas, new mentors, and a network of fellow U-M student entrepreneurs.READ MORE
CFE is committed to excellence and leadership in entrepreneurship education, and to providing U-M students with innovative, interdisciplinary, and interactive entrepreneurship courses and programs. The CFE academic curriculum inspires student entrepreneurs, imparts the entrepreneurial mindset, and focuses on practical topics including business basics, social entrepreneurship, entrepreneurship ownership, entrepreneurial market strategy, and intellectual property law.READ MORE
Where University of Michigan students transform big ideas into scalable ventures. TechArb is supported by the Center for Entrepreneurship, the Zell Lurie Institute, and the Office of Vice President Research.READ MORE
Michigan I-Corps is a new statewide program designed to foster, grow and nurture an innovation ecosystem throughout Michigan. Participants benefit from a world-class, first-of-its-kind curriculum that teaches teams what it takes to commercialize their technology.READ MORE
CoE alums, bring your child or grandchild to campus on Friday, August 9 for Xplore Engineering, a fun-filled exploration of the U-M College of Engineering hosted by MconneX. Attend 3 experiential, hands-on workshops, have lunch and see the 2012 National Champion Solar Car, and participate in tours of the Big House and Crisler Arena.
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On Thursday, June 20, join Dr. Philip Perconti, Director of the U.S. Army Research Laboratories (ARL) Sensors and Electron Devices Directorate (SEDD) and John Heitzinger, President of Soligie, for a discussion on the field of flexible electronics, including technology development, applications, and opportunities.
Learn MoreHow are innovation and entrepreneurship generated in our current global networked world? The answers may lie in reshaping both the theory and practice of innovation in knowledge-driven economies. On Thursday, June 20, Dr. Daria Tataj will discuss the importance of searching for answers to these questions, especially for European economies struggling with the economic crisis since 2008.
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Before we can build a great entrepreneurial program, we need to clearly state the definition we want to use for our program. A recent report of a provost commission focused on the University of Michigan’s definition of Entrepreneurship I’d like to address this. Key parts of...
