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The Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program teaches students in all academic majors how to turn their innovative ideas into action. Through courses and experiential programs, students learn how to put their creativity to work in the development of products, technologies and organizations that create value in society.

As a participant in Purdue’s largest cross-campus program, students will:

  • Learn how to identify, evaluate and develop new venture opportunities
  • Develop viable business models through market research and financial analyses
  • Acquire the business literacy and professional skills demanded by all employers in the contemporary economy

Education

In multidisciplinary courses, students learn the fundamentals of entrepreneurship and innovation to enable them to create economic and social value from their knowledge.

Inspiration

Students learn from experienced instructors who mentor them throughout their entrepreneurship courses and beyond.

Application

Through team-based projects, students from different majors apply their knowledge and skills to developing business ventures with real-world potential, while enhancing their own career opportunities in startups or established companies.

Eligibility

The Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program is similar to a minor and is open to registered Purdue West Lafayette undergraduate students in any major. Students must maintain a C- or higher in certificate-related courses. Upon completion of certificate and Purdue degree requirements, students will receive an official certificate, which is also recorded on their academic transcript.

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