LMP 2352: Intrapreneurship, Entrepreneurship and Business Model Design
Credit: 0.25 FCE
Students interested in this module will be curious about commercialization and interested in entrepreneurship (or intrapreneurship) as a pathway for the translation of their discoveries.
Entrepreneurship is one pathway to the implementation of and capturing value from new health and medical discoveries.
Over the last few years, numerous initiatives have targeted scientists, encouraging them to become entrepreneurs and commercialize their research. All scientists should have a basic understanding of both entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship, the use of techniques from entrepreneurship in large organizations.
With this understanding, they will be able to identify new opportunities for their work, become entrepreneurs themselves, or identify and collaborate with the talent they need to drive their innovations forward.
Learning outcomes
At the end of this module you will be able to:
- The business model canvas and its application to health and life science start-ups.
- Basic elements of a business model at an introductory level, developing the vocabulary and the ability to identify key concepts including customers, market, competition, regulation, intellectual property, operations, and financial models.
- How to use data and information to drive their business model design decisions.
Instructor
Enrollment
- Students are required to complete eight modules (0.25 FCE each) spread out within 2 years of study.
- Students may enroll in modular courses using ACORN.
- The modular schedule will be emailed to students prior to the start of each semester.
- Modules offered outside of the program are also permitted such as ones offered by the Institute of Medical Science (IMS).