TLI 62600 - Life Of A Faculty Entrepreneur: Discovery, Delivery, Translation

Credit Hours: 3.00. The course is designed to introduce graduate students and faculty mentors to the intellectual, financial, and management processes associated with translating research into tangible products through university initiated, early-stage commercialization (start-up) activities. Lectures will present case studies of technologies and pathways to commercialization. Guest speakers will illustrate the start-up process through real-world experience, and will also address approaches for managing entrepreneurial activities, intellectual property and conflicts of interest in a university environment. No course prerequisites, however students should be involved in research with commercial implications. Permission of Instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

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TLI 62600 - Life Of A Faculty Entrepreneur: Discovery, Delivery, Translation