Degree ProgramEnterprise, Innovation & Technology Management

Degree Program · Computing, Communication & Enterprise

Technology Enterprise & Innovation

Connects technology strategy, venture design, product development, organizational systems, finance, partnerships, and responsible growth.

Program purpose

Master of Science

The program serves founders, technical leaders, institutional builders, and researchers translating capability into sustainable products, services, enterprises, and public value.

Learning outcomes

What graduates are prepared to do

Program outcomes connect disciplinary knowledge to methods, judgment, communication, and independently evaluated work.

01

Evaluate technical opportunities through stakeholder and market evidence

02

Design sustainable operating, revenue, governance, and partnership models

03

Integrate product, finance, risk, ethics, and organizational strategy

04

Lead an applied enterprise or institutional initiative

Curriculum architecture

How the pathway is organized

Coursework progresses from foundations to methods, integration, and a culminating demonstration of capability.

Foundations

Build the knowledge, skills, and mindset for inquiry.

Application

Apply methods and tools to real-world questions.

Integration

Synthesize across disciplines and perspectives.

Demonstration

Produce and present work that creates impact.

  1. 01

    Technology and innovation strategy

  2. 02

    Product and stakeholder discovery

  3. 03

    Finance, operations, governance, and intellectual property

  4. 04

    Partnerships, procurement, and growth

  5. 05

    Enterprise capstone

Course sequence

Selected curriculum

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Science, measurement, and laboratory methods

Learning environments

Field, laboratory & studio work

  • Venture and product studio
  • Applied company projects
  • Data and decision environments
  • Publishing and presentation
Community, scholarship, and professional practice

Professional directions

Where the capability can lead

  • Technology leadership
  • Venture and product strategy
  • Research commercialization
  • Institutional innovation
  • Entrepreneurship and operations

Culminating work

Capstone, thesis, dissertation, or professional demonstration

A venture, institutional, or product capstone delivers an evidence-based operating model, financial and implementation plan, validated offering, and leadership presentation.

Admissions preparation

Materials and background

Admissions review considers preparation, purpose, prior work, and the fit between the applicant’s goals and the program.

Bachelor’s degree or recognized equivalent

Academic records and evidence of disciplinary or methodological preparation

Statement of purpose identifying questions, methods, and intended outcomes

Writing, research, technical, or professional sample

Two academic or professional recommendations

Next step

Connect this pathway to your academic goals.

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