Duration
1.5 years
Intake
February, September
Total Tuition Fees
26500
Faculties
College of Computer Science
Course Overview
The Master's specialization in Entrepreneurship in Information Technology is considered one of the modern specializations that combines technical knowledge with entrepreneurial and managerial skills. It aims to prepare entrepreneurs capable of establishing and managing technology startups and companies. The program focuses on developing innovative ideas and turning them into marketable technological products and services, while studying areas such as innovation management, digital transformation, business development, tech investment, and project management. It also aims to develop leadership skills, decision-making, and analysis of tech markets, which helps in building successful projects capable of competing in the digital economy.
The specialization focuses on:
- Tech entrepreneurship.
- Innovation management and digital transformation.
- Startup development.
- Tech project management.
- Digital marketing and business development.
- Investment and financing for tech projects.
- Growth and expansion strategies in the tech sector.
English Requirements
6 in IELTS
Entry Requirements
1. Copy of the passport (first page).
2. Copy of the bachelor's degree certificate with transcript.
3. Two academic recommendation letters.
4. Personal photo (white background).
5. Curriculum Vitae (CV).
6. IELTS certificate (if available).
If you have graduated more than 5 years ago, it is required to attach a work experience certificate of no less than two years in the same field.
Note! Please have the requirements translated into English by an accredited translation center, and submit the requirements in PDF format.
Career Opportunities
Tech entrepreneur.
Startup founder.
Technology project manager.
Digital transformation consultant.
Business development manager.
Innovation and technology manager.
Startup consultant.
Technology business analyst.
Digital product manager.
Working in business incubators, tech accelerators, and venture capital.

