Graduate Entrepreneurship Academic Offerings
Conrad School graduate-level academic programs and course offerings are designed to provide you with practical knowledge, skills and experiences so they can succeed in today’s increasingly entrepreneurial and innovation-driven business world:
- Business and Entrepreneurship (BE) Courses
- Graduate Diploma (G.Dip.) in Business and Entrepreneurship
Conrad School graduate-level academic programs and course offerings are designed to provide you with practical knowledge, skills and experiences so they can succeed in today’s increasingly entrepreneurial and innovation-driven business world:
- Business and Entrepreneurship (BE) Courses
- Graduate Diploma (G.Dip.) in Business and Entrepreneurship
Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business
Fulltime-program / Courses
Engineering Graduate Students
Every term
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Greenhouse
Multiple sessions
Indigenous post-secondary students from across Canada
Every term
Program Overview
Indigenous post-secondary students from across Canada can now participate in these newly launched entrepreneurship training programs that are built on a model of Indigenized business education and experiential learning. Training includes Indigenous world views on entrepreneurship, innovation management processes, and the skills and competencies required for success in entrepreneurship.
Being part of the program gives students unrivalled access to staff, professional networks and coaching as well as opportunities to secure funding. This program is available to Indigenous post-secondary students across Canada. Indigenous students who are enrolled at the University of Waterloo have the option to take the program for course credit.
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Zero experience
Multiple sessions
UWaterloo students, staff and faculty
Every term
Program Overview
To have a great career and maximize university, you need to stand out from the crowd. The Zero Experience gives you the problem-solving tools to let you make an impact now and discover what you want. You’ll learn how to innovate through weekly workshops full of intensive analysis and ideation, networking, and teamwork.
By the end of the term, you’ll stand out as someone who solves important problems and plans to make a difference. The best part? No prior experience required!
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Undergraduate students
Spring term, Winter term
Conrad School of Entrepreneurship and Business
Program Overview
This specialized co-op program is designed to support two key groups: first-year engineering, mathematics, and accounting co-op students, and early-stage startup companies. You will develop transferable employment skills through a series of workshops, seminars, and work-term placements, while contributing to real business objectives.
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Greenhouse
Multiple sessions
UWaterloo students
Every term
Program Overview
Workplace Innovation connects students in a group to collaborate alongside an organization in the non-profit, charitable, social enterprise, or for-profit sector to complete a social impact project. Moving through innovation training, students have the opportunity to pitch for funding in implementing their solution in health, environmental, social, or international development sectors.
By way of Workplace Innovation, students are exposed to networking opportunities within and external to the University of Waterloo through GreenHouse one-on-one coaching as well as connections to over 200+ previous social innovators.
The projects are flexible and can be pursued as a non-credit experiential learning opportunity, practicum, or as their capstone project, depending on the academic program.
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