Technology Entrepreneurship focuses on using technology to drive innovation and venture creation. Students learn to identify problems, design solutions, and build scalable products, with an emphasis on technical tools and creative problem-solving in entrepreneurial contexts. Students have multiple different paths (options) to complete this concentration. Students are strongly encouraged to focus on specific pathways (e.g., digital tech, entrepreneurship, tech operations, healthcare, sustainability, scientific tech, or even design their own pathway) so that they may get the right depth in terms of content.
Sponsored by: Entrepreneurship Division and Operations and Information Management Division
Faculty Contacts: Alisa Jno-Charles (EPS) and G. Shankar (OIM)
Required Courses
Requirement 1:
Choose 1 course from the following:
Requirement 2:
Choose at least 1 course from the following:
The concentration requires fulfilling 14-16 credits total, including the mandatory courses above.
Elective Courses (Select Two)
Choose (the remaining) 6-8 credits from the following list of courses. We strongly suggest (not required) that the student includes only one course from overseas (study abroad) for this concentration although most of all concentrations in Babson allow for 1-2 courses from abroad. Please note: other courses outside this list MAY be considered if the course demonstrates strong relevance to technology and/or entrepreneurship. Additionally, the credits for one course from a domestic or international institution outside of Babson may count for this concentration. In both scenarios, the unlisted course will require approval from the OIM division
The courses are organized by topic focus. Students are encouraged to take credits to maintain topic focus. Each course is 4 Credits unless stated otherwise.