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Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Turn bold ideas into real-world ventures with an MSc designed for ambitious innovators and entrepreneurs. - Experience a hands-on journey from pitching early concepts to building prototypes and launching viable businesses. - Explore every dimension of innovati…
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Management · Business and management
Turn bold ideas into real-world ventures with an MSc designed for ambitious innovators and entrepreneurs. - Experience a hands-on journey from pitching early concepts to building prototypes and launching viable businesses. - Explore every dimension of innovation from strategy and operations to talent, ethics and global impact. - Learn from entrepreneurs, founders, and industry experts through masterclasses, mentoring and real-world insights. - Build creativity, adaptability and problem-solving skills through projects, reports and investor-style pitches. - Showcase your final venture or prototype at a dedicated event, gaining feedback and recognition from peers and professionals. - Graduate ready to launch a startup, drive innovation in organisations, or shape meaningful change in an AI-powered world. To learn more about modules, assessment methods, facilities and our staff research expertise please visit our course page.
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Entry requirement is a UK 2:2 undergraduate degree (or an equivalent international qualification) in any discipline. For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.
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