School:Milwaukee School of Engineering

Background

We are the Milwaukee School of Engineering, where students pursue their passions in engineering, nursing, and business. We're dreamers, thinkers, makers and doers at a small university that is dedicated to achieving big things. From international plumbing competitions to ground-breaking medical innovations, our community is making the most out of their education. 

Innovation and entrepreneurship at MSOE starts with the community of learners who feel that I&E is a priority. MSOE takes this journey of I&E through five phases: Discover, Learn, Experiment, Pursue, and Spin Out. Discover begins by generating awareness, importance and fundamental elements of I&E to students. Students then realize I&E is important and we want to get involved in a deeper way when we Learn. Experiment to apply knowledge of I&E to a specific challenge/problem and form design teams or solo work to explore that potential. Students who Pursue are committing to an opportunity to license a technology, form or join a venture startup, or attain legal status. Finally, Spin Out to commercialize entities and pivot further to adapt innovations to the needs of the marketplace.

MSOE's Landscape Canvas highlights I&E that is present at our university. Find the links to our Landscape Canvas and Synthesis below.

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Promoting student innovation and entrepreneurship

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Encouraging faculty innovation and entrepreneurship

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Actively supporting the university technology transfer function

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Engaging with regional and local economic development efforts

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Related Links

Milwaukee School of Engineering

Miwaukee School of Engineering Landscape Canvas

Milwaukee School of Engineering Landscape Canvas Synthesis

Milwaukee School of Engineering Student Priorities

Student Bios

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