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American University of Beirut, Suliman S. Olayan School of Business
Business in Conflict Areas Research (BICAR)
BICAR is an innovative research hub supporting entrepreneurship in conflict zones, focusing on poverty reduction and peacebuilding through the development of indigenous businesses in war-torn regions, while bridging the gap between academia and the humanitarian sector.
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Arizona State University, W.P. Carey School of Business
Interdisciplinary Applied Learning Labs
An immersive course pairs MBA and non-business graduate students with local organizations to solve real-world problems in fields such as biomedical engineering, mechanical engineering, social work, and public school financing.
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Case Western Reserve University, Weatherhead School of Management
Forming Global Cohorts to Support Reconstruction
To support countries experiencing political or other crises, cohorts of students from developing countries participate in an undergraduate seminar to support entrepreneurial growth post-crisis.
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Clark University, Graduate School of Management
Clark I&E Ventures
Clark I&E Ventures is the home to all student innovation and entrepreneurship activities and businesses at Clark University, including retail space, a thrift store, alumni engagement, and seed funding opportunities.
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Dublin City University, DCU Business School
Connecting Students to Their Enterprise Ecosystem
To integrate enterprise university students into their citywide community of entrepreneurs, innovators, and industry partners, students attended curated events during Dublin StartUpWeek.
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Georgetown University, The McDonough School of Business
Georgetown University Pivot Program
The Pivot Program is a 10-month certificate in business and entrepreneurship designed specifically for formerly incarcerated individuals. The program is delivered by Georgetown faculty, in partnership with the Washington, D.C., Department of Employment Services.
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IESE Business School
Barcelona Technology Transfer Group
By matching global MBA student entrepreneurs with scientists, doctors, and researchers, the Barcelona Technology Transfer Group accelerates the launch of deep-science-backed startups bringing impactful products from laboratory to market.
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Ithaca College, School of Business
Cortaca 2019: Student Inside Sales Leadership Team
A high-profile sporting event provided the opportunity to create a student learning lab featuring ticket sales, operations, and collaboration with campus partners including stadium services and athletic departments. The resulting student-led inside sales team generated record-breaking attendance at the event.
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NEOMA Business School
Entrepreneurs Across Borders
Entrepreneurs Across Borders is an international exchange system inviting student entrepreneurs to spend six months abroad in one of the university incubators that belong to the worldwide network.
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Northern Kentucky University, Haile/US Bank College of Business
The Underground Agency
The Underground Agency is a student-owned, purpose-driven branding, marketing, and research agency that is fully integrated into three business courses and grounded in entrepreneurial "ecosystem" thinking. The agency inspires students to reinvent themselves as engines of economic empowerment.
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Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Unlocking the Science of Innovation
Kellogg School’s Center for Science of Science & Innovation is a multidisciplinary community of researchers who use AI and advanced techniques to unearth patterns in big data, better understand innovation, and address challenging business problems.
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Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali, Facultad de Ciencias Economicas y Administrativas
Campus Nova—Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Campus Nova is a convergent space that promotes the development of skills in innovation and entrepreneurship alongside the creation of technologies and businesses to positively transform our society.
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Pravin Dalal School of Entrepreneurship & Family Business Management (SBM's Initiative), SVKM’s NMIMS University
Stakeholders' Perspective in Building a Program
Through community engagement, NMIMS supports family-run businesses in India with tailored curriculum, alumni networking, and domain experts.
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Sasin School of Management
Building a Sustainability and Startup Ecosystem
With a strategic focus on sustainability and initiatives such as accelerators and incubators, Sasin aims to shape how entrepreneurship is activated in the region and to mainstream sustainability in the startup world.
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Simon Fraser University, Beedie School of Business
Invention to Innovation (i2I)
Invention to Innovation (i2I) is a transformational entrepreneurship program that equips graduate scientists and engineers with the frameworks, perspectives, and techniques to commercialize their inventions and overcome marketplace challenges.
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Swinburne University of Technology, Swinburne Business School
Swinburne Social Startup Studio
The Swinburne Social Startup Studio works with early-stage social enterprises to develop and test ideas, building knowledge to strengthen the social enterprise ecosystem. This unique action-research approach brings together community, students, researchers, and business.
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T.A. Pai Management Institute
Markets 4 Makers: Fostering Tribal Micro-Businesses
Through engagement of the tribal Koraga community, students at T.A. Pai Management Institute facilitate innovation in the entire value chain of the community's basket-weaving craft, from sourcing, product design, and market strategy to the involvement of multisectoral actors to facilitate micro-entrepreneurship.
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The American University in Cairo, School of Business
AUC Venture Lab FinTech Accelerator
The AUC Venture Lab FinTech Accelerator supports Egypt’s commitment to financial inclusion and recent focus on digital finance through a customized 16-week program that accelerates high-growth, innovation-driven startups through intensive trainings, specialized coaching, industry mentorship, networking and investment opportunities, access to facilities, and seed funding.
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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The Jerusalem School of Business Administration
Biodesign: A Biomedical Academic Accelerator
The Biodesign program develops Israel’s next generation of cutting-edge leadership in biomedical entrepreneurship and technology through a multidisciplinary, team-based approach in which medical staff, engineering students, and business students jointly develop new medical devices.
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Tulane University, A.B. Freeman School of Business
Greater New Orleans Startup Report
The Greater New Orleans Startup Report provides data and insights on local startups and is a tool to affect policy, apply for grants, implement relevant programs, and measure success.
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University of Colorado Boulder, Leeds School of Business
Demystifying Entrepreneurship
The Demystifying Entrepreneurship: Rural Colorado workshop series brings Leeds business professors into five regions of rural Colorado to teach innovation and entrepreneurship to current and aspiring entrepreneurs.
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University of Evansville, The Schroeder Family School of Business Administration
ACE³: Microfinance Lending Program
The Access to Capital and Expertise for Emerging Entrepreneurs (ACE³) program supports women and minority business enterprises, disadvantaged business enterprises, and small disadvantaged business entities.
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University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Belk College of Business
State of Housing in Charlotte
The State of Housing in Charlotte report is a comprehensive analysis of the current state of the housing markets in the Charlotte region, as well as an overview of recent trends in the market.
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University of Northern Iowa, College of Business Administration
Succession Iowa
Succession Iowa is focused on ensuring the long-term viability of small-and-medium-sized enterprises. The program serves as a matchmaker between rural Iowa business owners looking to exit and qualified buyers who can successfully manage these businesses into the future.
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University of Utah, David Eccles School of Business
Master of Business Creation
A first-of-its-kind Master of Business Creation program, this specialized, nine-month graduate degree aids founders committed to launching their startup company through curriculum, mentoring, funding, and scholarships.
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