The Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation provided me the opportunity to network with my peers and change my lens on the Critical Point Network (CPN). The Venture Planning subject taught me about the lean start-up, testing concepts in a controlled environment, and how pivoting fast is crucial for business success. I have been able to directly apply these skills and knowledge to my work.<br>The Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation focuses on developing an entrepreneurial mindset and the skills required to be an effective intrapreneur, who builds opportunities within existing organisations, or an entrepreneur, who creates new ventures and disrupts through innovative initiatives. The course combines entrepreneurial theories, models and methods with practical experiences and applied learning. The course design also allows the choice of electives to complete a related business specialisation such as social impact, or digital marketing.<br> <br>The Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation forms the third stage in a three-stage nested suite of programs consisting of:<br>Graduate Certificate of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (GC-ENTINN3)<br>Graduate Diploma of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (GD-ENTINN3) <br>Master of Entrepreneurship and Innovation (MA-ENTINN5)<br> Students are unable to enrol directly into the Graduate Diploma of Entrepreneurship and Innovation but it is available as an exit award.<br> Students must complete 6 core units and 2 elective units to be eligible for the Graduate Diploma.<br> <br>This course is for working professionals. That’s why we offer it in Intensive Mode. It’s an efficient and faster way to complete a postgraduate qualification with minimal impact on your professional and personal life. Units (subjects) are either delivered after work hours or on Fridays or Saturdays, and run throughout the year in six week teaching periods instead of the usual 12 week semesters. This means you can complete more units and graduate faster, or take breaks when you need to.