This course explores how scientific discoveries and technological innovations move from research labs to the commercial market. It provides insights into the entrepreneurship process, focusing on technology-driven ventures, startup development, and commercialisation strategies.
Who Should Take This Course?
- Entrepreneurs, innovators, and researchers interested in commercialising technology.
- Students and professionals looking to understand startup formation and investment.
- Scientists and engineers seeking to translate research into real-world applications.
Learning Outcomes:
- A systematic approach to technology entrepreneurship
- How to generate new use scenarios by matching customer needs with promising technology seeds
- How to align business and operating models
- How to evaluate a technology for readiness and market fit
- How to position opportunities to secure funding
Additional Features:
- No prerequisites required
- Interactive exercises & real-world examples
- Ivy School Certificate Available
- HarvardX Certificate (Optional) Additional Cost $149
Harvard Instructor:
Curriculum
- 6 Sections
- 12 Lessons
- 16 Weeks
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- Innovation to Impact2
- Market Analysis & Validation2
- Intellectual Property & Legal Considerations2
- Business Models & Strategy2
- Startup Financing & Funding2
- Scaling & Growth2
