The MSc Social Innovation & Entrepreneurship is embedded in a department which is passionate about supporting students who are dedicated to social and environmental change.
The Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship hosts the Socially Progressive Innovation and Entrepreneurship (SPIE) Research Cluster. SPIE’s aim is to promote knowledge exchange and share new methodologies for socially progressive research and entrepreneurship, prompting trans-disciplinary research across real-world contexts.
Social innovation is concerned with ideas that address unmet social needs. Socially innovative ideas include restorative justice, hospices, kindergartens, distance learning and traffic calming (Mulgan et al., 2007), amongst others. These ideas are usually brought to fruition through an entrepreneurial process, which is concerned with turning innovations into viable and sustainable business models.
Minimum second-class honours degree or overseas equivalent in any subject.
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Employment may be sought with support organisations, think-tanks and policy organisations working in the areas of social entrepreneurship of social innovation. (One example is Social Enterprise UK).
You may also take this programme because if you intend to start a social enterprise, or already have started a social enterprise but feel you would benefit from focused training.
This MSc will also be an asset to individuals already working or wishing to work for NGOs and public sectors organisations for social development.
Semester 1
Creativity and Venture Planning
Mindset Lab
Issues & Trends in Entrepreneurship, Innovation & Technology
Data Lab
Strategic Innovation Management
Semester 2
Entrepreneurial Management & Leadership
Entrepreneurial Finance
Social Entrepreneurship
Social Impact Strategy
Global Innovation
Semester 3
Social Impact Project
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