Born or Bred Survey Results

How much of successful entrepreneurship is based on a skill set and how much is derived from innate ability? Check out the results.

Enter STE Contest

Because technological entrepreneurship resides the intersection of technology and business, it takes a special school with the independence and ability to draw together the expertise of different colleges and create a coherent program focused on specifically on technological entrepreneurship. That's what we've done and what you'll experience!

STE offers both undergraduate and graduate programs that teach students how to create business plans, market science- and engineering-based products and obtain the financing to start a technology-based business. We cover important topics you must know to survive and thrive in the technology-based business world, including intellectual property rights, licensing and product development strategies.

This is an interdisciplinary program. Classes are team-taught by faculty members from the colleges of Engineering, Business Administration, Computer and Information Science and Bouvé College of Health Sciences, giving you the varied perspectives you need to compete in today’s market.

The school's developing experiential program aimed at commercialization of technological ideas from students, faculty and industry provides students with the opportunity to become part of project teams working in on-campus company like structures call I-cubators. The first I-cubator was put in place for the spring of '07 and focuses on digital media. The school plans to unroll two more I-cubators in the areas of nano-technology and bio-technology.

See a video introduction of the School of Technological Entrepreneurship