Entrepreneurship and Innovation (M.Sc.)

Overview

Further information on the Masters in Entrepreneurship programme can be found on the Trinity Business School Website.

Programme Overview; Ranked 1st in Ireland and 7th in the World for Entrepreneurship (Eduniversal 2023), this programme is built for those motivated by the desire to create. With a focus on technological and international entrepreneurship, we equip students with the specialist knowledge and practical skills needed to start new ventures, finance start-ups, support new enterprise, and scale existing businesses.

Course Structure: This MSc. course is 90 credits delivered over one academic year. The taught component comprises modules totalling 60 credits. Students also complete a business plan or company project which accounts for a further 30 credits, to be eligible for consideration for the award of the degree.

The full list of modules offered on the programme can be found here.

Trinity Business School - More than a degree
We are a globally-renowned, triple-accredited business school delivering an ultra-modern educational experience and innovative research from the heart of Dublin’s thriving capital city. At Trinity Business School, we offer programmes that will push you to reach your full potential, immerse yourself in the latest business theory and practice, unlock powerful alumni and career networks, and accelerate your career prospects and success.
We aim to produce graduates who will become future change-makers and who seek to shape and transform business for good.

Career Opportunities: Our dedicated career support team will help you to identify your ideal career path and provide tailored advice on how to achieve your career goals. Through workshops, one-to-one coaching, career psychometric tests, and visits from top global employers, students are introduced to our vast portfolio of company recruiters.
Entrepreneurship graduates can establish a new venture or gain employment across a number of industries including finance and venture capitalism, IT, telecoms, social media, retail, tourism, pharmaceutical, healthcare, education, government, and social enterprise.