The MiniMasters™ in Technopreneurship and Innovation equips participants with essential entrepreneurial skills and business acumen to turn novel ideas into successful ventures. This MiniMasters™ offers a springboard for participants with entrepreneurial intentions to work with leading educators, researchers, inventors and business leaders around the world.

Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to transfer earned credits towards the Master of Science in Technopreneurship and Innovation degree.

• Gain an understanding of entrepreneurship and how to apply the entrepreneurial way of thinking
• Acquire insights on how marketing principles can be applied in new ventures and entrepreneurial business situations
• Identify how to value new venture as well as to structure financing as the new venture progresses
• Develop plans for ventures to grow by leveraging current capabilities of the venture and to develop new ones
• Obtain technology exposure and learn how to bring viable technologies to the marketplace

1. The MiniMasters™ in Technopreneurship and Innovation comprises of 5 advance courses totaling 15 AUs.
   1. Five 3-AU courses
2. Each course is delivered via online instruction, taught over:
   1. Over Six Saturdays
3. Course assessment
   1. Assessments will be conducted during the session and participants will be graded based on their performance in the assessment.
4. Qualification
   1. The MiniMasters™ in Technopreneurship and Innovation certificate will be awarded to participants who completed a minimal 15AUs of courses and obtained a CGPA ≥ 2.5.
   2. Participants who completed 10AUs of coursework and obtained a CGPA ≥ 2.5 will receive Graduate Certificate in Technopreneurship and Innovation.
5. Admissions
   1. Priority will be given to candidates who choose to complete all courses within the MiniMasters™ course.

Subject to meeting the entry requirements of the Master's degree, participants who aspire to further their studies may enroll into Master of Science in Technopreneurship and Innovation. Upon successful admission into the Master's degree programme, participants can transfer 15 AUs of the credits earned from the MiniMasters™ to fulfill part of the Master's degree requirements.

Accreditation of courses completed under the NTC MiniMasters™ to a full NTC Master's programme will be subject to the current accreditation policy:

• The grade obtained for each course must be at least grade C+ and above;
• The validity period of a course is 5 years from the enrolment date;
• The course must not have been used for exemption/credit transfer into another programme.

The Master of Science in Technopreneurship and Innovation consists of Core Modules, Electives, and Experiential Components. By progressing onto the Master's degree programme, the additional modules will further nurture participants to be leaders in the entrepreneurship ecosystem through academic knowledge acquisition, entrepreneurial mindset cultivation, and business skillset development.