The main goal of the master's program in "Technological Entrepreneurship" is to prepare a new generation of engineer-entrepreneurs who combine technological and business culture and are highly qualified in the field of starting and managing innovative, technological enterprises in various sectors of the economy with high added value.

Application for a master's degree is based on a diploma of completed higher education.

Inquiries about the specialty and enrollment of admitted students:

Offices of the Faculty of Economics: Block 3, offices 3233 and 3235, tel. 965-37-04, 965-27-04.

The Master's specialization in "Technological Entrepreneurship" was developed based on a similar program at the University of California, Berkeley, which is one of the oldest American public research universities. Students acquire practical knowledge for applying innovative business models, develop their entrepreneurial spirit, creative thinking, and initiative.

Graduates of the Master's specialization in "Technological Entrepreneurship" can work as: internal entrepreneurs in companies with a technological focus of activity in positions such as executive director, head of workshop/department, and other roles with initiative-driven responsibilities, as well as entrepreneurs with their own business, where the technological process is enhanced with business skills for the successful development of their own business organization, and as venture capital investors in entrepreneurial-type enterprises.