MBA in Technology & Entrepreneurship

The ENPC School of International Management offers students a unique opportunity to earn, on a part-time or full-time basis, their MBA with a specialization in Technology & Entrepreneurship.

In addition to studying traditional core MBA courses, participants may participate in a rich range of courses with a technological and entrepreneurial focus. Those courses include: Strategies for e-Business, Competitive Intelligence, Marketing of High-Tech Products, Innovation Management, Venture Capital / Entrepreneurial Finance, Strategic Creativity, IT Management, Business Planning and New Venture Creation, Valuation of Innovative Enterprises and Entrepreneurial Leadership.

Typically participants of the MBA in Technology & Entrepreneurship are forward-thinking ‘ideas people’ with a strong interest in setting-up their own business, in gaining expert knowledge about product innovation, development and design or, in evolving from technology specialist to technology manager.  They come from a wide variety of backgrounds – finance, engineering, IT, marketing & communications, telecommunications, transportation, media, logistics, and software.

Full-time program
10 months
         • September 1,2008 - July 3, 2009
               Semester 1: Courses
               Semester 2: Courses + Professional Project
 
Part-time program
2-year part-time program - 20 months
         • September 1, 2008 - July 26, 2010
               Semesters 1-3: Courses
               Semester 4: Courses + Professional Project

3-year part-time program - 30 months
         • September 1, 2008 - July 24, 2011
               Semesters 1-5: Courses
               Semester 6: Courses + Professional Project

 

Center for Excellence on Technology & Entrepreneurship

The Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées (ENPC) was established in 1747 as the world’s first civil engineering school, committed to the creation of an elite French corps of engineers. The ENPC is celebrated for having produced inventors such as Louis Vicat, the creator of ‘Grey Gold’, or cement, and Philippe Lebon, the first person to successfully use 'artificial' gas as a means of illumination on a large scale.

In continuing with this tradition, in January 2004, the ENPC School of International Management launched the Center for Excellence on Technology & Entrepreneurship. The T&E Center builds a bridge between industry and education by offering a diverse portfolio of courses, activities and events in a dynamic and supportive environment where participants feel creative.

The cornerstone of activity at the T&E Center is the MBA in Technology & Entrepreneurship which offers participants a rich selection of courses including Innovation Management, IT and e-Business, Strategic Creativity, Competitive Intelligence and Technology Transfer, Marketing of High-Tech Products, Venture Capital/Entrepreneurial Finance, Technology Management, Business Planning, Entrepreneurial Leadership, and Performance Assessment and valuation of Innovative Enterprises.  The ENPC MBA is today the only international MBA program in France offering a specialization in Technology & Entrepreneurship.

For more information about the T&E Center, please click here.