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On our exciting Master’s programme, you’ll experience first-hand what it’s like to innovate, solving real-life problems and coming up with smart solutions. Inspired by serial entrepreneurs and our academic experts, you will cultivate your entrepreneurial mindset, improving your ability to identify viable business opportunities – whether you launch your own enterprise or support others to do so.
Individuals with an entrepreneurial spirit don’t always start up a new business, but they repeatedly come up with ideas that change the way we live and work, inspiring new products, services and activities that create jobs and spur economic growth. Their innovation, big picture outlook, willingness to take calculated risks and ability to build positive relationships make them an asset to any employer.
On this course, your journey begins in the pre-start-up phase, with the formation of ideas on a possible business venture, right through to potentially pitching your plan to prospective investors or raising money via crowdfunding campaigns. You will be mentored and coached throughout, developing the personal and professional skills needed to envision new products or services capable of attracting investment, then guide them to completion.
Practical in approach, you’ll learn through experience both as an individual and part of a team, participating in educational games, workshops, international and local business challenges and project-based assessments. These not only develop your awareness to detect business opportunities, but also test your capacity to generate ideas and your resolve to progress projects – often in difficult and changing circumstances. As an example of the exciting activities students are exposed to: in 2018, we took students to Greece, visiting a wide range of different organisations, including a maritime institute, a local council working on a food bank project, a DIY family-owned chain store and a wine cooperative. In 2019, the international business challenge took place in Tallinn, Estonia, working with exciting firms such as an international accounting firm, an optician chain, packaging and logistic companies as well as a major Estonian waste management and recycling business. Students were given a series of related tasks, such as coming up with a new business or product idea, revising a current business model and devising supply chain savings.
On our programme, you have plenty of opportunities to connect with London’s vibrant business start-up communities through our networks of entrepreneurs, accelerators, incubators and investors. On another project to put students design thinking to the test, for example, they visited the nearby Church Street Regeneration Base and worked with a small business client to come up ideas for development opportunities – anything from a digital estate agent to a pizza place. On graduation, you’ll be ready (if you choose) to launch your start-up, which has led to past students launching successful ventures as diverse as a recipe and food blogger website, mealz.com, and the InterNeurs tv series on Amazon Prime.
Program overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
On our exciting Master’s programme, you’ll experience first-hand what it’s like to innovate, solving real-life problems and coming up with smart solutions. Inspired by serial entrepreneurs and our academic experts, you will cultivate your entrepreneurial mindset, improving your ability to identify viable business opportunities – whether you launch your own enterprise or support others to do so.
Individuals with an entrepreneurial spirit don’t always start up a new business, but they repeatedly come up with ideas that change the way we live and work, inspiring new products, services and activities that create jobs and spur economic growth. Their innovation, big picture outlook, willingness to take calculated risks and ability to build positive relationships make them an asset to any employer.
On this course, your journey begins in the pre-start-up phase, with the formation of ideas on a possible business venture, right through to potentially pitching your plan to prospective investors or raising money via crowdfunding campaigns. You will be mentored and coached throughout, developing the personal and professional skills needed to envision new products or services capable of attracting investment, then guide them to completion.
Practical in approach, you’ll learn through experience both as an individual and part of a team, participating in educational games, workshops, international and local business challenges and project-based assessments. These not only develop your awareness to detect business opportunities, but also test your capacity to generate ideas and your resolve to progress projects – often in difficult and changing circumstances. As an example of the exciting activities students are exposed to: in 2018, we took students to Greece, visiting a wide range of different organisations, including a maritime institute, a local council working on a food bank project, a DIY family-owned chain store and a wine cooperative. In 2019, the international business challenge took place in Tallinn, Estonia, working with exciting firms such as an international accounting firm, an optician chain, packaging and logistic companies as well as a major Estonian waste management and recycling business. Students were given a series of related tasks, such as coming up with a new business or product idea, revising a current business model and devising supply chain savings.
On our programme, you have plenty of opportunities to connect with London’s vibrant business start-up communities through our networks of entrepreneurs, accelerators, incubators and investors. On another project to put students design thinking to the test, for example, they visited the nearby Church Street Regeneration Base and worked with a small business client to come up ideas for development opportunities – anything from a digital estate agent to a pizza place. On graduation, you’ll be ready (if you choose) to launch your start-up, which has led to past students launching successful ventures as diverse as a recipe and food blogger website, mealz.com, and the InterNeurs tv series on Amazon Prime.
A minimum of a lower second class honours degree (2:2). Exceptionally, practitioners with significant work experience (3 years) in any sector or industry will be considered for admissions. Entrepreneurial experience may include all sort of activities that indicate opportunity seeking activity, which may include (and not limited to) opportunities identification (e.g., generating an idea for a potential business, or interest for a future as a business owner), organisation and coordination of resources (e.g., running a project that involves teams and resources coordination like a Church/Association project or a fundraising activity or a campaign to raise awareness about some issues within a community), and not necessarily running a business. If your first language is not English you should have an IELTS test certificate.
01 Jul 2024
1 Year
Sep
Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
Westminster Business School offers 21 undergraduate degrees in a range ofsubject areas and professional disciplines:
Accounting and Finance Human resources management Business management Business Economics International Business Marketing Construction management Real Estate
Applications must be done online through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
Westminster Business School offers 27 postgraduate degrees (MSc, MA and MBA), including:
Finance and Accounting Finance (International Finance) Finance (Banking) Management International Development Marketing Management Marketing Communications Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Enterprise Development Project management
All students enrolled on a full-time business master’s course are eligible to undertake a 6-12 week internship program in London or elsewhere, so they have work experience before they graduate. They will receive support from the careers team and exclusive access to internship vacancies.
Westminster Business School also runs an international mentoring scheme, which pairs international postgraduate and MBA students with a senior professional working in business, offering support, impartial feedback and guidance through a series of face to face, telephone or Skype meetings.
Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Enterprise Development MSc
Marylebone Campus, London, United Kingdom
12 monthsProgram duration
19,000 GBPTuition Fee/year
01 Jul, 2024Application Deadline
YesScholarships
Program overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
On our exciting Master’s programme, you’ll experience first-hand what it’s like to innovate, solving real-life problems and coming up with smart solutions. Inspired by serial entrepreneurs and our academic experts, you will cultivate your entrepreneurial mindset, improving your ability to identify viable business opportunities – whether you launch your own enterprise or support others to do so.
Individuals with an entrepreneurial spirit don’t always start up a new business, but they repeatedly come up with ideas that change the way we live and work, inspiring new products, services and activities that create jobs and spur economic growth. Their innovation, big picture outlook, willingness to take calculated risks and ability to build positive relationships make them an asset to any employer.
On this course, your journey begins in the pre-start-up phase, with the formation of ideas on a possible business venture, right through to potentially pitching your plan to prospective investors or raising money via crowdfunding campaigns. You will be mentored and coached throughout, developing the personal and professional skills needed to envision new products or services capable of attracting investment, then guide them to completion.
Practical in approach, you’ll learn through experience both as an individual and part of a team, participating in educational games, workshops, international and local business challenges and project-based assessments. These not only develop your awareness to detect business opportunities, but also test your capacity to generate ideas and your resolve to progress projects – often in difficult and changing circumstances. As an example of the exciting activities students are exposed to: in 2018, we took students to Greece, visiting a wide range of different organisations, including a maritime institute, a local council working on a food bank project, a DIY family-owned chain store and a wine cooperative. In 2019, the international business challenge took place in Tallinn, Estonia, working with exciting firms such as an international accounting firm, an optician chain, packaging and logistic companies as well as a major Estonian waste management and recycling business. Students were given a series of related tasks, such as coming up with a new business or product idea, revising a current business model and devising supply chain savings.
On our programme, you have plenty of opportunities to connect with London’s vibrant business start-up communities through our networks of entrepreneurs, accelerators, incubators and investors. On another project to put students design thinking to the test, for example, they visited the nearby Church Street Regeneration Base and worked with a small business client to come up ideas for development opportunities – anything from a digital estate agent to a pizza place.
On graduation, you’ll be ready (if you choose) to launch your start-up, which has led to past students launching successful ventures as diverse as a recipe and food blogger website, mealz.com, and the InterNeurs tv series on Amazon Prime.
Program overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
On our exciting Master’s programme, you’ll experience first-hand what it’s like to innovate, solving real-life problems and coming up with smart solutions. Inspired by serial entrepreneurs and our academic experts, you will cultivate your entrepreneurial mindset, improving your ability to identify viable business opportunities – whether you launch your own enterprise or support others to do so.
Individuals with an entrepreneurial spirit don’t always start up a new business, but they repeatedly come up with ideas that change the way we live and work, inspiring new products, services and activities that create jobs and spur economic growth. Their innovation, big picture outlook, willingness to take calculated risks and ability to build positive relationships make them an asset to any employer.
On this course, your journey begins in the pre-start-up phase, with the formation of ideas on a possible business venture, right through to potentially pitching your plan to prospective investors or raising money via crowdfunding campaigns. You will be mentored and coached throughout, developing the personal and professional skills needed to envision new products or services capable of attracting investment, then guide them to completion.
Practical in approach, you’ll learn through experience both as an individual and part of a team, participating in educational games, workshops, international and local business challenges and project-based assessments. These not only develop your awareness to detect business opportunities, but also test your capacity to generate ideas and your resolve to progress projects – often in difficult and changing circumstances. As an example of the exciting activities students are exposed to: in 2018, we took students to Greece, visiting a wide range of different organisations, including a maritime institute, a local council working on a food bank project, a DIY family-owned chain store and a wine cooperative. In 2019, the international business challenge took place in Tallinn, Estonia, working with exciting firms such as an international accounting firm, an optician chain, packaging and logistic companies as well as a major Estonian waste management and recycling business. Students were given a series of related tasks, such as coming up with a new business or product idea, revising a current business model and devising supply chain savings.
On our programme, you have plenty of opportunities to connect with London’s vibrant business start-up communities through our networks of entrepreneurs, accelerators, incubators and investors. On another project to put students design thinking to the test, for example, they visited the nearby Church Street Regeneration Base and worked with a small business client to come up ideas for development opportunities – anything from a digital estate agent to a pizza place.
On graduation, you’ll be ready (if you choose) to launch your start-up, which has led to past students launching successful ventures as diverse as a recipe and food blogger website, mealz.com, and the InterNeurs tv series on Amazon Prime.
Admission requirements
Exam Scores
Important Dates
Application
If your first language is not English you should have an IELTS test certificate.
Tuition fee and scholarships
Tuition Fee
Scholarships
Domestic Students
International Students
One of the important factors when considering a master's degree is the cost of study. Luckily, there are many options available to help students fund their master's programme. Download your copy of the Scholarship Guide to find out which scholarships from around the world could be available to you, and how to apply for them.
In this guide you will find:
Where to look for scholarship opportunities
How to apply to scholarships relevant to you
A list of available scholarships around the world
A scholarship application checklist
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Westminster Business School offers 21 undergraduate degrees in a range ofsubject areas and professional disciplines:
Accounting and Finance
Human resources management
Business management
Business Economics
International Business
Marketing
Construction management
Real Estate
Applications must be done online through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS).
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Arabic and International Business BA Honours
Chinese and International Business BA Honours
French and International Business BA Honours
Spanish and International Business BA Honours
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Accounting BSc Honours
Accounting and Business Management BA Honours
Business Management (Digital Business) BA Honours
Business Management (Entrepreneurship) BA Honours
Business Management (Human Resource Management) BA Honours
Business Management (Marketing) BA Honours
Business Management BA Honours
Business Management with Foundation BA Honours
Contemporary Retail BA
Digital Marketing BA Honours
Economics and Management BA Honours
FinTech with Data Analytics BSc Honours
Finance BSc Honours
Finance and Business Management BA Honours
Global Trade and Business BA Honours
International Business BA Honours
International Marketing BA Honours
Marketing Communications BA Honours
Marketing Management BA Honours
Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management BSc Honours
Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management with Foundation BSc Honours
Real Estate with Foundation BSc Honours
Sports Management BA Honours
Sustainable Business Management BA
Engineering and Technology (4)
Construction Management BSc Honours
Construction Management with Foundation BSc Honours
Social Sciences and Management (4)
Economics BSc Honours
Financial Economics BSc (Hons)
Real Estate BSc Honours
Westminster Business School offers 27 postgraduate degrees (MSc, MA and MBA), including:
Finance and Accounting
Finance (International Finance)
Finance (Banking)
Management
International Development
Marketing Management
Marketing Communications
Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Enterprise Development
Project management
All students enrolled on a full-time business master’s course are eligible to undertake a 6-12 week internship program in London or elsewhere, so they have work experience before they graduate. They will receive support from the careers team and exclusive access to internship vacancies.
Westminster Business School also runs an international mentoring scheme, which pairs international postgraduate and MBA students with a senior professional working in business, offering support, impartial feedback and guidance through a series of face to face, telephone or Skype meetings.
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Business of Film MA
Digital Business MSc
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Economic Policy and Analysis MSc
Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Enterprise Development MSc
FinTech with Business Analytics MSc
Finance (Banking) MSc
Finance (International Finance) MSc
Finance and Accounting MSc
International Business and Management MSc
International Development Management MSc
International Human Resource Management MA
Investment and Risk Finance MSc
Management MA
Marketing Communications MA/MSc
Marketing Management MA/MSc
Project Management MSc
Real Estate Development MSc
Sustainability Management and Innovation MSc
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Construction Project Management MSc
Social Sciences and Management (3)
Human Resource Management MA
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