The Master of Business Administration in Technology Commercialization at Westminster University combines technology-focused and business management classes. You study technology commercialization with an emphasis on directing products and project developments. Course work covers intellectual property law and strategy, finance technology, and managing a technological team. The program also aims to build skills in strategic and innovative thinking, critical analysis, effective communication, ethics and social responsibility, leadership and teamwork, and functional integration.
Program learning focuses on practical and applied work in commercializing innovative products and managing the businesses that develop them. The plan of study includes program core coursework of 35–39 credits plus electives of 0–4 credits. Classes are offered in the evenings and on weekends. The program structure also uses prerequisites for course selection, with core courses available each semester. A fixed price model includes required course materials and a required 10-day international trip.
Modules
- MBATC-631: Industry & Market Dynamics in Technology
- MBATC-641: Organizations, Technology, and Society
- MBATC-644: Intellectual Property Strategy, Collaboration, and Licensing
- MBATC-647: Marketing Innovative Products
