Seminars
INSITE supports research seminars on entrepreneurship and innovation in partnership with the academic Department of Management and Human Resources at the Wisconsin School of Business.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison launched the Initiative for Studies in Transformational Entrepreneurship (INSITE) in the late 1990s to keep the university at the forefront of entrepreneurship research and practice.
INSITE faculty and staff support interdisciplinary research, curriculum development, and experiential programming across UW–Madison. As a primary resource for entrepreneurs, INSITE also maintains a comprehensive directory of resources on campus and in the community.
Explore a comprehensive database of entrepreneurship resources available on the UW-Madison campus and the Madison community. This resource is compiled by the Initiative for Studies in Transformational Entrepreneurship (INSITE).
INSITE supports research seminars on entrepreneurship and innovation in partnership with the academic Department of Management and Human Resources at the Wisconsin School of Business.
INSITE faculty and affiliates have convened or sponsored conferences on a variety of issues in technology-driven entrepreneurship, legal theory, open-source innovation, and more while also publishing in leading academic journals.
INSITE supported the next Strategic Human Capital and Entrepreneurship conference, in partnership with the Strategic Management Society on October 23, 2019.
The Certificate in Entrepreneurship is open to undergraduate students earning any nonbusiness degree at UW–Madison.
You can earn a Certificate in Entrepreneurship or Strategic Innovation while enrolled in any degree-granting graduate program at UW–Madison.
Nonbusiness doctoral students can earn a minor in entrepreneurship.
The StartUp residential learning community at UW-Madison provides a unique learning environment for students. Courses, community grants, and connections with area entrepreneurs inspire students to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
Students in the sciences, math, or engineering can join this one-week intensive training program. Explore links between technology and business while your team develops resources for an organization.
The StartUp Learning Community administers this program open to all UW-Madison students. Cash prizes are awarded for prototypes and pitches that are creative, commercially promising, or likely to have a social impact.
CGI–U helps students connect, collaborate, and develop Commitments to Action, which are new, specific, and measurable plans that address global challenges.
This campus-wide competition provides support for students who develop and submit a detailed proposal for an arts event, exhibition, series, commercial venture, or other artistic project.
The Weinert Center for Entrepreneurship is dedicated to teaching, research and service pertaining to entrepreneurial management, enterprise development, economic development, and public understanding of a free enterprise economy.