Department of Entrepreneurship

Serving students since 1992, Miami University’s Entrepreneurship Program is an internationally-recognized program that emphasizes strong academic research and immersive, real-world learning opportunities in the areas of startup and venture capital, social entrepreneurship, corporate venturing and technology commercialization, and creativity and innovation. Distinguishing features include a cross-disciplinary focus that engages over 3,200 students annually from 110+ different majors across campus in practice-based and immersive curricular and co-curricular programs that integrate with with entrepreneurial ecosystem builders, and large numbers of opportunities to gain practical, hands-on experience.

No. 7

Entrepreneurship Program in the World

The Princeton Review, 2024

Top 10

Public Entrepreneurship Program 16 Years in a Row

The Princeton Review, 2024

Top 25

Global University and Entrepreneurship Productivity Rankings

TCU Neeley School of Business

Our Programs

The Entrepreneurship Program attracts students from across the university because the skills and tools learned in our curriculum are applicable to all walks of life. The Entrepreneurship co-major and minor exposes students to the mindset and behavior of successful entrepreneurs as well as the principles and concepts associated with entrepreneurship in startup, social, creative, and corporate ventures.

Co-Major and Minor

Certificates

Tech Entrepreneurship Fellowship Program

Master's in Entrepreneurship and Emerging Technology

Focus Areas and Initiatives

Entrepreneurship initiatives are the driving force behind innovation, economic growth, and societal change, as individuals and organizations harness their creativity and take bold steps to create new ventures, solve pressing problems, and shape a better future.

Focus areas include several types of entrepreneurship: startup, social, and corporate. It also encourages women in entrepreneurship, creativity, and study away and abroad opportunities.

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