Technology Management's educational programs include classes in management, entrepreneurship, new product development, marketing, and much more taught by our entrepreneurial faculty, technology business scholars, highly successful business lecturers and entrepreneurs.
Create a world class technology management program within the UC Santa Barbara College of Engineering to educate and prepare men and women for leadership positions in new, early stage and growth oriented technology driven companies.
| Internships for GPMP Students |
Mission: The internship should be considered as a capstone, which applies most of the skills gained from the GPMP courses. It should stretch your managerial skills beyond what you currently know and have experienced. The internship can take place anytime of year and at either a technical or non-technical company. Students can not apply an internship to the GPMP certificate unless they have completed the 4 core courses of the program.
Criteria: The internship should-
1. Enhance the student’s understanding of the managerial skills that they studied within GPMP.
2. Avoid use of skills that have been gained outside of GPMP.
3. Avoid a company that the student has been employed by in the past or is currently employed by.
4. Avoid work similar in nature to what the student has done in the past.
| ENGR 285A |
The Art of the CEO: Business Skills for Future Leaders |
| COM 252 |
Management Communication |
| ENGR 291A |
Professional Seminar: Entrepreneurial Marketing |
| ENGR 291B |
Professional Seminar: New Venture Finance |
| ENGR 285D |
Developing New Products for Market Success |
| ENGR 285B |
New Venture Creation: Entrepreneurship |
Students that have completed all of the above courses will be required to complete a 160 hr. internship at a corporation. The internship must utilize some aspect of the business skills gained through these courses.
Graduate students will receive a UC-wide recognized certificate in management practices as well as their graduate degree.
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