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Undergraduate

Undergraduate Degree Program of the McGuire Entrepreneurship Program

• Limited, competitive enrollment
• One-year program
• Required: Eller College Professional Admissions
• Major Information
• Apply beginning October 1 (view information and application)

Undergraduate Associates in Entrepreneurship Program, McGuire Entrepreneurship Program

• Open to senior undergraduate students, any UA field of study
• One-year program
• Application required
• Apply beginning October 1 (view information and application)
  

Graduate

Graduate-level entrepreneurship programs include:

• MBA Concentration, McGuire Entrepreneurship Program
  • Full-Time and Accelerated Programs (apply beginning October 1)
  • Evening Program (apply beginning October 1)
     
• Graduate Associates in Entrepreneurship Program, McGuire Entrepreneurship Program
  • View McGuire Entrepreneurship Program information and application for non-Eller College master's level students (apply beginning October 1)
     
• Masters in MIS Entrepreneurship Track
  • View McGuire Entrepreneurship Program information and application (apply beginning October 1)
     
• Master of Accounting Entrepreneurship Track
  • View McGuire Entrepreneurship Program information and application (apply beginning October 1)
     
• Professional Masters in Science Program
   
• MBA Dual Degree Entrepreneurship Concentration
  • View McGuire Entrepreneurship Program information and application
     
• Ph.D. Minor in Entrepreneurship: Doctoral candidates in all non-business fields can now receive a Ph.D. minor upon successful completion of the year-long McGuire Program for Entrepreneurship.
   
  Successful entrepreneurs within the knowledge economy possess knowledge and skill sets that include the fundamental principles and practices of both scientific and technological research and development, as well as innovation and entrepreneurship. Scholars and researchers who intend on pursuing academic careers also benefit from the development of an entrepreneurial skill set. Accordingly, academics are increasingly challenged to find new and innovative strategies for supporting and growing their research agendas and activities (e.g., engaging in university-industry partnerships; building and managing interdisciplinary centers and institutes). The development of an entrepreneurial background through the completion of a doctoral minor in entrepreneurship helps prepare doctoral candidates for successful careers in industry and/or academia. Available upon committee approval.
   
• Entrepreneurship Law Practicum: Mock Law Firm
   
• Engineering Management Program
  

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