MCE

• Provides students with the core knowledge and skills needed to commercialise and take to market new products, services and processes based on research discoveries, inventions, innovations and new ideas.
• Students will learn how to work with business people to test and validate customer need and market demand, protect intellectual property, obtain funding, sell research-related innovations into national and global markets, and develop a successful entrepreneurial venture.
• Provides for students who wish to obtain a postgraduate coursework qualification in Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship, which incorporates a project that investigates the commercialisation of research or innovations from a University or a Crown Research Institute (CRI) or a private sector organisation.
• May be taken part-time within a limited time period.

The Master of Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship consists of 120 total points and includes courses:

• 60 points from: COMENT 701, 702, 703 and 704.
• 60 points from: COMENT 705 (45 points) and approved courses at Level 700 at The University of Auckland (15 points).

Candidates for admission must have at least one of the following:

1. A four-year undergraduate or honours degree.
2. An undergraduate degree and a postgraduate diploma.
3. An undergraduate degree and evidence of professional experience considered equivalent to the additional advanced study required in (1) or (2) above.

Candidates must also have obtained an average grade of B- or higher in the 90 points of the most advanced courses they have taken in their entry qualification.

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