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<!--StartFragment-->Entrepreneurship and Innovation are two of the four IE pillars, alongside Humanities and Diversity. Students are exposed to entrepreneurship and innovation through their academic programs as well as no matter their major, and have access to University-wide programs facilitating access to Entrepreneurship resources and events. With the mandatory Business Management module, first year undergraduate students compete against other classmates to win the Business Plan Challenge which awards the experience to pitch their idea to possible investors and win cash prices to fund their start up. Students willing seeking to start their own company can access the Area 31 incubator or the Venture Lab accelerator. Students can find support from numerous Entrepreneurs-located in-Residence as well as Mentors both Segovia and Investors-in-ResidenceMadrid campuses. Selected ventures can utilize Venture Days and IE Rockets for further be selected to seek funding at Venture Days organized both in Spain and abroadsupport. There is also significant support from Students wanting to involve themselves with entrepreneurship beyond the classroom may join the Corporate Sponsors of Start Up Lab or the Entrepreneurship Center as well as from Innovation Lab (amongst others) for more contextual projects (similar to an internship) during and after the facultyacademic year. Students can access a vast international alumni entrepreneurship network. IE startups include: Source{d}, Bioncotech, Turismoi, Viwomail, Viajaris, Tyba, BusuuSadako, Respiro, Koiki, Masmovil, Ninjamails, Marsi Bionics, Insulclock, Foundation for Africa, Enomatic, Canard Drones, Busuu, Bitbrain.