Master of Business Administration - Entrepreneurship

University of Tampa

The full-time/day program designed for accelerated completion with a group of peer students. Students take between 8 and 14 credit hours per semester of daytime classes. Students can complete the minimum of 40 hours in as few as 12 months. UT's Lowth Entrepreneurship Center teaches skills critical for anyone who aspires to be an entrepreneur or think like one. The vision is to create a nationally recognized center for the study of entrepreneurship through continued development of UT’s curriculum, and to conduct leading-edge research in this area. Through UT’s unique partnership with Moffitt Cancer Center, graduate entrepreneurship students work with physicians to evaluate the feasibility of developing businesses around innovative cancer research and treatment products and services. Students have been instrumental in several new biotech ventures launched by Moffitt scientists and physicians. Other programs led by the Lowth Entrepreneurship Center include business plan competitions and the Spartan Accelerator, a training initiative to help students and recent alumni grow their technology or Web application businesses.