Our entrepreneurship programs give you the knowledge to see change as an opportunity — not as chaos. Through entrepreneurial learning, you’ll understand that innovation is a process, while discovering the roadblocks you’ll need to overcome along the way.
Graduating from our entrepreneurship courses will give you the skills needed to instigate, lead and manage innovation so you can take your ideas from seed to success.
Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR requirements and more.
Browse our Entrepreneurship and Innovation courses
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How to become an entrepreneur
Venture into the world of entrepreneurship and turn brainstorming into business. Whether you want to take your innovation back into the workplace or bring something new to the marketplace, discover how to startup your entrepreneurship journey.
Find industry connected courses, refine your business savvy and meet experienced mentors to accelerate your career at Swinburne.
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Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship
If you’re keeping up with change, you’re already too late.
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Swinburne Startup Year
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Swinburne’s Startup Year is an intensive year-long program covering all stages of the entrepreneurial journey.
A course designed for the next generation of change makers and problem solvers.
There's still time to apply for Semester 1 2025
Don't wait another year. Submit an application now and start your studies on Monday 3 March.
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"My study experience has given me the springboard I needed to turn my ideas into something real, something that solves problems, something that helps people. I feel like I’m doing really meaningful work for society and the future."
Rupa , Bachelor of Business: Entrepreneurship and Innovation with a Minor in Japanese
Student experience
Inspired by the craftsmanship of a friend’s bow tie, entrepreneurship and innovation student George set about building a menswear business, That Dapper Chap.
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