If you have the science skills to do groundbreaking research, we’ll help you develop the business savvy to bring your discoveries to market.
The Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Management is a program for entrepreneurially minded MDs, DVMs, and PhDs in the life sciences and other disciplines who are interested in understanding the business, economic, and legal issues in biotechnology ventures. You’ll learn the traditional ins and outs of entrepreneurship, such as creating a business plan and managing intellectual property. You’ll also study topics, such as managing the FDA approval process and conducting clinical trials. The program combines both classroom and hands-on learning, through internships, networking opportunities, and guest speakers.
Candidates for the Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Management should possess or be pursuing a graduate or professional degree in a life sciences field or working in industry.
The curriculum consists of six modules. The modules are structured to provide in-depth coverage on a particular issue, and may be taken as part of the certificate program or as stand-alone sessions.
The program is composed of 90 contact hours. It is offered over two semesters, and is designed for doctoral students, post-doctoral students, practicing scientists, and Academic Professionals who want to have a basic understanding of the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the challenges of managing an academic or industrial laboratory group or business.






