Prepare to take an idea and turn it into a successful venture in the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management Entrepreneurship and Innovation Certificate program. This graduate certificate can be completed through a combination of online and in-person courses. We'll take you through the innovation journey with expert instructors. In as little as 12 months, you can apply your knowledge and credits toward our Online or Part-Time MBA or begin growing a new business or existing idea.

A graduate certificate in Entrepreneurship develops your ability to analyze industry-specific issues from a global perspective, fosters critical thinking, and enhances the skills needed for today’s competitive field of entrepreneurship. Faculty from the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship have partnered with approximately 30 entrepreneurs-in-residence across campus to create an interdisciplinary entrepreneurship curriculum. Your studies will include introductory graduate courses in entrepreneurship and leadership, as well as specialized courses within the current graduate program. During your studies, you will have opportunities for case-study learning and innovative, hands-on application. Students from all academic disciplines are encouraged to pursue the certificate to expand knowledge in their chosen field by linking it to an entrepreneurial career.

The School of Business and Entrepreneurship has recognized the need for a graduate certificate in Entrepreneurship. This certificate will prepare our students with skills to innovate, market and brand, think strategically and recognize opportunities.

An online graduate certificate in entrepreneurship program helps students gain the tools they need to build and grow a business. Through such topics as entrepreneurial execution, venture finance, marketing tactics, and exit strategy planning, you’ll learn how to make your business dreams a reality. Take your first step toward becoming an entrepreneur with the Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship online program at DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management.

The Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship is an experiential learning certificate designed to intentionally connect the skills and knowledge gained in the classroom with activities and experiences occurring outside of the classroom. Experiential learning certificates require students to thoughtfully and continually contemplate their learning through a reflective process. A certificate in entrepreneurship can benefit students in any program or career path by fostering innovative, strategic thinking.

The certificate consists of a series of four graduate-level credit courses designed to provide graduates with the latest information and research available in all functional and technical areas which has been confirmed by application in varied types and sizes of businesses in different industries.

Urban poverty requires economic responses that are founded in the theology of creativity, productivity, cooperation, redistribution, management, and ownership. The theology is outworked in self-help and other resource-building processes, that foster entrepreneurship among the poor. Social entrepreneurship and managerial skills of non-profit delivery systems, including skills in resource building are essential.