MASTER OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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Master of Entrepreneurship
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
— Entrepreneurial success does not rest solely on creativity and intuition. Being able to think rationally, reflectively and deeply about ideas – including a preference for evidence and data inspired insight – adds greatly to unlocking creative pathways. The Master of Entrepreneurship is for ambitious, creative and passionate individuals who want to play a transformational role in Australia’s social and economic future.
Program outline
Program details
Students will gain hands-on experience in prototyping new products and services, running a pop-up business, and developing a start-up business idea to pitch for venture capital funding. They will be mentored by entrepreneurs and acquire experience inside existing start-ups.
• Entry in Summer Semester (February) only
Graduates of the program will be ‘start-up’ ready. They will have the formal skills and capabilities to transform the global, social and business landscape, as well as develop themselves and think about the entrepreneur within.
• An undergraduate degree in any discipline
Who is it for? This program is for creative, passionate and driven individuals who want to aquire the skills and knoweldge to successfully commercialise products and services in a start-up environment. For anyone who has ever had an idea, the Master of Entrepreneurship is where the journey of transforming great ideas into even greater enterprises starts.
Outcomes
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Have the full toolkit to start a company or social enterprise
• Full-time enrolment only
($4,000 per 12.5 credit point subject)
• Parkville campus
Entry requirements: • Response to a structured questionnaire; and
Apply online at:
• A five minute video pitching why the prospective student should be selected for the Master of Entrepreneurship; and • An interview for shortlisted candidates only*
fbe.unimelb.edu.au/ entrepreneurship
The Selection Committee may seek further information to clarify any aspect of an application. Applicants are required to satisfy the University’s English language requirements for graduate programs. For more information, please visit: fbe.unimelb.edu.au/entrepreneurship * Note: Master of Entrepreneurship candidates will need to be admitted to both Ormond College and The University of Melbourne. The interview for shortlisted candidates will include a component for admission to Ormond College as well as the University.
Know how to get funding and grow your enterprise
Fees
Have the business acumen and skills you need to lead your own business
Local students: (Aust. full fee) Cost per year (150 points) $48,000
Meet people in the industry and make the connections needed to succeed.
International students: Cost per year (150 points) $48,000
($4,000 per 12.5 credit point subject)
Scholarships: The Wade Institute has a dedicated scholarship program to help make sure financial need is not a barrier to high potential entrepreneurs joining the program. These scholarships include the Ormond Entrepreneur’s Scholarship and the Naomi Milgrom Scholarship for Women Entrepreneurs, as well as partial fee remission scholarships awarded by the Faculty of Business and Economics based on academic merit. Please contact the Institute for further information: admissions@wadeinstitute.org.au
THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE
Australia does not lack ideas; our role is to attract individuals with a passion for entrepreneurship and unlock their capacity to perform at the highest level.
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The Master of Entrepreneurship consists of nine core subjects comprising two foundation subjects, six entrepreneurship core subjects, one capstone subject (25 points) and two elective subjects.
Foundation subjects • Foundations of Entrepreneurship Practice • Business Acumen for Entrepreneurs
Core subjects • Entrepreneur Within • Design Thinking • Creating a Successful Business Model • Garage Project • Entrepreneurial Organisation Foundations • Managing Growth and Pathways to Market
Capstone subject • Creating Your Own Enterprise
Elective subjects Students must select two elective subjects chosen from the recommended lists, or other subjects as approved by Program Director. 2016 subject delivery dates are available at: fbe.unimelb.edu.au
Contact us The University of Melbourne Email: ent-scm-fbe@unimelb.edu.au fbe.unimelb.edu.au/entrepreneurship
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