The MTEI Significance

Tech companies are in high demand. It is the perfect time to start a tech venture as an entrepreneur. This program aims to train students who will one day be the next generation of technology entrepreneurs. South Korea is quickly becoming a hub for technological advancement—our future leaders need to know what that future looks like. We can make sure the new generation of tech entrepreneurs is prepared for this world by ensuring they can compete.

About the Program

The Master of Science in Technology Entrepreneurship and Innovation develops students who can lead the development of products from idea to commercialization. Students learn innovation management, advanced entrepreneurship, venture financing, and tech IPs evaluation while being exposed to the unique Daejeon 21st century ecosystem.

This unique and innovative program is designed to provide the strong technical skills needed for a successful career in the world of tech commerce. Its flexible format allows students to pursue their career goals while simultaneously accomplishing academic studies. Students learn how to quickly grasp the key concepts they encounter in class and apply those concepts during real-world projects relevant to a tech startup.

MTEI Goals

• Provide the most up-to-date knowledge of entrepreneurship through intensive, hands-on learning activities.

  

• Incorporate core discipline information on Management and Entrepreneurship in South Korea's tech ecosystem.

  

• Support the students' ideation of new tech ventures that can grow and contribute to their communities.

  

• Engage students by implementing innovative learning strategies based on SolBridge's ACT (Action, Creativity, and Thought‐Leadership) Principles.

  

Skills and Experiences

- A broad range of learning modes: corporate trips, an entrepreneur speaker series, coaching, a capstone project, and an internship in tech startups.
- A wealth of skills and practical experience: business ideation, business plan development, business plan pitching, and running a small business.
- Networking with members of Korean Tech Ecosystem, such as technology startups, incubators, accelerators, and engineering laboratories
- A multicultural environment of students from many different countries