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Being an entrepreneur isn't just about starting a business. It's about innovative thinking, taking calculated risks, and recognizing and seizing opportunities to solve problems and create value. Entrepreneurship is a new way of looking at the world. 

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Experiential Learning

Using a theory-to-practice model, our program provides students with new venture experiences in a protected environment. With a $5,000 investment from the School, you will conceive, launch, run, and exit a real micro-business.

You will also have the opportunity to conduct due diligence and invest real money in start-ups as part of our partnership with BlueTree Allied Angels, Pittsburgh's leading angel investor group.

In our distinctive capstone course, student teams will help struggling entrepreneurs with their new ventures or tackle entrepreneurial projects in existing firms.

Center for Excellence in Entrepreneurship

You will bring your ideas to life through the Center for Excellence in Entrepreneurship, which features an ideation suite and makerspace. 

Beyond the Classroom

You will engage with other entrepreneurial minds and build camaraderie through The Entrepreneurship Council, a student-run organization that hosts guest speakers and panel discussions. Our faculty will connect you with pitch competitions and unique consulting opportunities to refine your skills. 

Career Opportunities

Companies need Entrepreneurs. New ventures require individuals experienced in assessing a concept's viability and securing funding. Existing companies seek innovative employees to create new products, services, and opportunities. Small businesses need leaders with management and business insight to grow revenue and scale. 

Our recent graduates are launching new ventures, working at startup incubators and accelerators, and running crowdfunding campaigns. Others are hired by established companies like Amazon, IBM, and Dick's Sporting Goods, or emerging companies like SnapRetail and The Motherhood.