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New masters program at U-M teaches inventors to be entrepreneurs

September 26, 2012/

In entrepreneurship classes, students usually are taught to first identify a need, and then to engineer a technology or a service to fill that need.

"In this program we’re doing the opposite and starting with a particular technology," student Steven Sherman said in a release. "It’s our job to find out what issue it is capable of solving."

By Ben Freed

Full Story: http://www.annarbor.com/business-review/new-masters-program-at-u-m-teaches-inventors-to-be-entrepreneurs/#.UGLnJlHp-RE

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