Prepare to Drive Change as an Entrepreneur
Our Curriculum
Move seamlessly from classroom learning to real business environments
The Price Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation provides a set of integrated academic and extracurricular experiences designed to develop an entrepreneurial competence in MBA students. Our academic program departs from traditional business studies by emphasizing social innovation and producing managers who know how to marshal resources for new wealth creations.
Some of our most popular entrepreneurial courses include:
Entrepreneurship & Business Plan
Development
Managing
Entrepreneurial
Operations
Technology for
Competitive
Advantage
Law/Negotiations
for Entrepreneurs
Undergraduate Minor in Entrepreneurship
Whether you’re a biology major with an idea for a new device to improve health care, a communications student looking to start your own marketing company or someone seeking to take on business development in a larger organization, the entrepreneurship minor at UCLA offers the knowledge to transform your entrepreneurial ideas into reality.
Learn MoreFor Student Entrepreneurs
The organization of over 600 members works closely with the Harold and Pauline Price Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation to prepare MBA candidates for the challenges of management in entrepreneurial environments. The EA holds over 50 events each year, including hands-on workshops, intimate networking events with successful entrepreneurs and local startups, and a world-class business plan competition.
The Knapp Venture Competition is the premier academic business plan competition in Southern California, and has given more than 1,800 UCLA Anderson students a unique venture creation experience that has been instrumental in launching numerous businesses. Competition registration begins in March.
Where You Want to Be
Price Center Fellowships
The Price Center administers numerous fellowships, award programs and teaching assistant opportunities that allow MBA students opportunities to test classroom theory and learn from a breadth of practical management experiences. Students who earn fellowships will put their management skills to work while developing their own entrepreneurial ideas in such areas as finance, nonprofit management and small business consulting.