Disruptive Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Graduate Certificate at Georgia State University

Hatching an idea is one thing. Executing it is a whole different ball game. Many great ideas fail because the people behind them lack the skills to bring them to fruition. Robinson’s Certificate in Disruptive Innovation and Entrepreneurship fills that knowledge gap. Over the course of the program, students not only explore tools that stimulate creative thinking but also design compelling value propositions, develop viable and profitable business models and learn to pitch to investors.

Faculty: Robinson College of Business  |  Department: Entrepreneurship & Innovation Institute  |  Duration: The program can be completed in as little as 9 months (2 semesters).  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Intake: Domestic Applicants We offer various application deadlines to U.S. residents. After the final deadline, applications are accepted on a rolling basis until one week before class starts. International Applicants By itself, a graduate certificate doesn’t quality for an I-20. If you plan to apply for a  |  Location: Atlanta, GA, United States

What you will study

The program can be completed in as little as 9 months (2 semesters). Two-Semester Program of Study Required Courses ENI 8013 – Entrepreneurship, Venture Development, and Management This applied course focuses on the essential skills, strategies, and processes necessary for launching, leading, growing, commercializing, scaling and harvesting innovative ventures. The class also addresses the fundamentals of corporate venturing. Students cover topics including market opportunity identification and evaluation, concept cultivation, product/service development, process improvement, business model design, venture team leadership and venture financing.

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