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School of Entrepreneurship
School of Entrepreneurship, with a world-class cadre of entrepreneurship researchers, is well-positioned to support a wide range of topical areas that fit the student's interests. Outstanding individuals with master's degrees in any field of study may apply. The application for admission to the program is evaluated based on the following: 1. undergraduate and graduate grade-point averages, 2. the student's score on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT), 3. a two- to three-page statement describing career goals, academic interests and research questions that intrigue the applicant, 4. three letters of recommendation, and 5. evidence of research potential. Based on this review, a personal interview is arranged with selected candidates, and then a final acceptance decision is made. Applicants are responsible for ensuring all relevant materials are submitted to the School prior to deadlines. Faculty Bruce Barringer, PhD—Professor and Head Regent Professor: Robert A. Baron, PhD Associate Professors: Bat Batjargal, PhD; Curtis Moore, PhD; Matthew Rutherford, PhD Assistant Professors: Per Bylund, PhD; Kristen Madison, PhD Clinical Faculty: Jonathan Butler, PhD; Richard Gajan, MBA, David Thomison, MBA; Craig Watters, PhD Other Faculty: Kyle Eastham, MS; Tom Westbrook, PhD; Ludvig Levasseur, PhD
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