Accelerate Your Career with the #1 Alternative to an MBA for Corporate Innovators and Startup Entrepreneurs
The University of Maryland’s Master of Professional Studies (MPS) in Technology Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation equips you with the skills and relationships to create, launch, and lead a startup company or corporate innovation.
Why a Master of Professional Studies in Technology Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation?
Enjoy the flexibility and convenience of online learning.
Pursue your company’s opportunities and challenges within our project-based courses.
Experience the same academic rigor and world-class faculty offered in on-campus programs.
The MPS in Technology Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation at the University of Maryland is accredited by The Middle States Commission on Higher Education and is recognized among the best universities by U.S. News & World Report, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Princeton Review.
Innovative Thinkers with a Global Mindset
The MPS in Technology Entrepreneurship and Corporate Innovation students are successful, well-rounded, experienced professionals from a variety of backgrounds. Meet a few of our students and alumni, and learn how the program is helping them advance their careers.
Kelly Becker from Under Armour
Brooke Smith from the University of Maryland
Andrea Papadopulo from Inovaio
Our dynamic program has attracted students from the world’s leading companies, including Amazon, Apple, Barclays, IBM, and Microsoft, all united by an entrepreneurial spirit and a shared passion for innovation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the application entail?
A resume, college transcript, and a statement of purpose are all that’s needed for most applicants.
What is the cost?
The estimated total tuition and fees is $26,000 versus the $100,000+ cost of a typical Top 25 MBA program.
Is the GMAT or references required?
No. The admissions decision focuses on your experiences and ambitions.
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