Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (MSENT)

36 units

The Master of Science in Entrepreneurship program provides a rigorous pathway for aspiring, oriented entrepreneurs, with a particular focus on the dynamic landscape of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Philippines. Distinguished by its practical and immersive pedagogy, the program is structured over two years (six trimesters) of part-time coursework, followed by an additional year dedicated to final requirements, including a comprehensive examination, journal publication, and thesis. The culminating project emphasizes the design of a flexible corporate strategy—an essential element of the business plan—intended to attract capital, equity investors, venture capitalists, and other key stakeholders.

MSENT GO Description

PLO 1

Collaborate with various stakeholders to assess business environment and industry structure using theoretical or conceptual framework by undertaking independent business research

PLO 2

Formulate and execute strategic direction and action plan by analyzing, recommending, and justifying courses of action. Provide innovative and sustainable solutions to an identified challenge/issue and relate it to current field of study

PLO 3

Demonstrate highly-effective managerial and leadership skills to be able to work effectively and independently in multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural teams, thereby fostering collaborative learning communities

PLO 4

Generate new ideas, processes and systems abreast with economic trends to expand the knowledge and problem-solving skills in entrepreneurial undertakings

Admissions Procedure

  1. The student is required to undergo the university requirements in applying for the program. (Admissions Office Requirement ([email protected]) – c/o Mr. Raymond Gonzales’ Admissions Office)
  2. Once the student admission result is released by admissions office, he/she will be interviewed by the department’s graduate program coordinator as one of the requirements to be admitted in the program.
  3. The graduate program coordinator will assess if the student is eligible to enroll the MSENT program. He or she is in charged in determining if the student needs to enroll additional writing subjects, such as Technical Writing 1 and Technical Writing 2.