ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE DE MONTRÉAL, UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL · CANADA
Technological Entrepreneurship
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 3Credits
- 3h theoreticalWeekly class time
- 6h personal studyEstimated weekly personal study
This course introduces the phenomenon of entrepreneurship, focusing on technological entrepreneurs. It examines their motivations, characteristics, values, career paths, and roles within the business ecosystem. The program covers the entire process of creating a new venture, from identifying business ideas and selecting partners to navigating legal aspects. Students will learn to develop business models, understand value chains, and manage critical business functions for startups and growth. Key topics include intellectual property protection, technology transfer, market analysis, and commercialization strategies. The course also explores the support systems and policies available for technology startups, along with various short, medium, and long-term credit sources and financial planning for new ventures. Financial ratios and funding sources are also discussed.
Curriculum
The course covers a comprehensive range of topics related to technological entrepreneurship, structured to provide a thorough understanding of starting and growing a technology-based business.
- Year 1
- Technological EntrepreneurshipIND8137A
Careers
This course provides foundational knowledge for aspiring entrepreneurs and those interested in the technology startup ecosystem. It equips students with the understanding of business creation, market analysis, and financial planning essential for launching and managing technology ventures.
- Technology Entrepreneur
- Startup Founder
- Business Developer
- Innovation Manager
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degree students70 credits completed
This course is also available in English (IND8137AE).
How to apply
1. Check Program EligibilityEnsure you meet the prerequisite of 70 credits for Bachelor's students. Review the course description and schedule.
2. Course RegistrationIf you are a current student, register for IND8137A during the course registration period according to the university's academic calendar. Check the timetable for available groups and times.
3. Plan Your ScheduleThe course is offered in Fall, Winter, and Summer semesters, with day and evening classes. Consult the triennial plan to see future offerings.