
Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management (Academic Programs)
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Fox School of Business offers a BBA major and undergraduate certificate in Entrepreneurship & Innovation Management (EIM), plus an Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship MS. Programs emphasize opportunity recognition, startup launch, and working in entrepreneurial firms. Courses include launching micro-ventures in 100 days.
Also known as: EIM BBA, EIM Certificate, IME MS
How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-06-24); what those sources do not state is left unknown.
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Equity
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Application
Academic Semester
School Specific
Last activity
2025-06-24
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Application and Timing
Regular academic admissions cycles. Fall/spring entry depending on program. MS is 30 credits over up to 3 years; 2025-2026 tuition at $1,165/credit.
Participants
Undergraduates across Temple (certificate geared to non-business students) and graduate students in MS program.
Funding and Equity
None — tuition-bearing academic programs. No funding or equity involvement.
Recent Activity
Programs clearly active for 2025-2026 per tuition info and degree pages. Integrated with IEI ecosystem.
Known Startups or Winners
Alumni include various founders, not systematically tracked by program.
Research gaps & things to verify
Verification Gaps
- Enrollment numbers, specific venture outcomes, and alumni founder list not captured.
- Experiential learning outcomes and micro-venture results not tracked.
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Evidence
- Research report documenting program offerings and tuition.[1]