Master in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

Tuition fees for Master in Entrepreneurship and Innovation are 1,200 EUR per year.

Entrepreneurship and Innovation is a field of study centred on how new ventures are created, how organisations innovate, and how ideas are turned into viable products, services, or businesses. Coursework typically covers business planning, opportunity recognition, venture financing, innovation management, and strategic decision-making, along with practical skills in areas such as market analysis and business model design. Students explore how startups grow, how established firms manage innovation processes, and what conditions support entrepreneurial activity within different economic and cultural contexts. This master's programme is offered by Libera Università di Bolzano in Bolzano, Italy, taught in English over two years, with admission determined through an entrance examination following completion of a bachelor's degree. Graduates from programmes in this area often go on to start their own companies, join startups in growth or strategy roles, work in venture capital or innovation consulting, or take up innovation-focused positions within larger corporations. Because the subject matter is applied by nature, students frequently engage with case studies of real businesses, work on business plan development, and study the practical and financial mechanics of launching a new venture. The field also intersects with broader questions in economics and management, since understanding entrepreneurship requires attention to markets, competition, and organisational behaviour. Studying in Bolzano places students in the South Tyrol region of northern Italy, a bilingual German-Italian area known for its mix of local tradition and connection to wider European business networks, offering an international setting for the study of entrepreneurship and innovation.