Entrepreneurship

Graduate students are uniquely equipped to research, plan and execute long term projects, market themselves, and innovate. Given these skills, entrepreneurship is a viable avenue for individuals with graduate degrees that can draw from a variety of experiences.

Examples:

Because entrepreneurs often blaze their own trails in creating products and businesses there isn’t one direct path towards entrepreneurship. Often, budding entrepreneurs undertake apprenticeships or gain direct job experience in the areas they want to work in to support their entrepreneurial goals.

Sample Resources:

Entrepreneurs’ Organization

UCSC Center For Innovation & Entrepreneurial Development

Young Entrepreneurs Council

FoundersCard

Young Presidents Association

Corporate Alliance

Built in Chicago

KCnext

Small Giants

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