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Resources


Explore UW–Madison’s array of entrepreneurship resources designed for students and local businesses. Connect with experts on campus to help take your career as an entrepreneur where you want it to go.

Discovery to Product

Discovery to Product helps turn UW–Madison-based innovations into products. They do so through direct mentorship, guidance in navigating the university’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, and workshops and training opportunities.

Learn more about D2P

Business and Entrepreneurship Clinic

The Business and Entrepreneurship Clinic, in collaboration with the Law and Entrepreneurship Clinic (L&E), the Wisconsin Institutes of Discovery, and WARF, will provide free business advice and services for Wisconsin-based entrepreneurs. Under the direction of Michael Williams, MBA students and senior level undergraduates undertake various projects that the businesses require.

Learn more about BEC

Women’s Entrepreneurship Network

The Wisconsin School of Business, the Weinert Center for Entrepreneurship, and the Small Business Development Center provide a platform to help inspire, educate, and assist women interested in entrepreneurship at UW–Madison and in the community.

Learn about Women’s Network

Initiative for Studies in Transformational Entrepreneurship (INSITE)

INSITE supports and fosters entrepreneurial research, curriculum development, and programming. As a primary resource for entrepreneurs, INSITE maintains a comprehensive directory of resources on campus and in the community.

Learn about INSITE

Coursework

Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Courses

Business and nonbusiness majors can explore entrepreneurship to complement their field of study. Examine social entrepreneurship, new venture creation, management, finance, and creating businesses in technology and the arts.

Graduate Entrepreneurship Courses

You can earn a Certificate in Entrepreneurship or Strategic innovation while enrolled in any degree-granting graduate program at UW–Madison.