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The focus of this programme is on the management of innovations and entrepreneurial firms, both small and large. Whether you have the ambition to start up your own business or you are already running your own company, MSc Entrepreneurship and Innovation can help you achieve your career goals. Introduction The relaunched MSc in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of Liverpool Management School equips students with critical and practical skills to become future entrepreneurs, consultants, and innovation leaders in both new ventures and established organisations. Combining research-based foundations with modules in digital marketing, business analytics, venture finance, sustainability, and international innovation, the programme prepares graduates to thrive in dynamic, evolving work environments. Students will gain expertise in start-up development, commercialisation, and the ethical and sustainable aspects of innovation, supported by hands-on opportunities like dissertations, entrepreneurship plans, or consultancy projects. Engagement with industry professionals, guest speakers, and Liverpool’s innovation ecosystem further enhances the experience, building essential competencies for career success and leadership in global business and societal impact. Who is this course for? This course is a great fit if you’re interested in starting your own business, launching new ideas, or leading innovation within an existing organisation. Whether you’ve just finished your degree or you already have some professional experience, it’s designed to help you build the practical skills and mindset needed to turn ideas into action. You don’t need to come from a business background, what matters most is curiosity, creativity, and a drive to make things happen. If you’re looking for a course that combines entrepreneurship, innovation, and real-world application, this programme offers a solid foundation to get started or take your next step.

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