At the Kelley School of Business, education in entrepreneurship extends far beyond the classroom. The Johnson Center offers student clubs , seminars , business plan competitions , internships , and research . These programs are designed to allow students to work with faculty, business leaders, and each other to improve their skills and gain practical experience in entrepreneurship. This student run organization provides networking opportunities and additional experience in starting a business. Members tour local businesses and build relationships with other budding entrepreneurs.
Guest speakers discuss everything from real estate to business plan writing.
The MBA Entrepreneurship Academy The Entrepreneurship Academy provides opportunities for interaction between faculty, industry, and entrepreneurs to all MBA students in the program. Throughout the year, workshops and speakers are presented as well as social networking opportunities. Students can participate on consulting projects for small technology based companies along with a field trip to start-up companies and venture capital firms. As an extension of the Academy, The Intensive Option is also available. Participants attend all the regular Academy events, but receive additional training through advanced workshops, and discussion group sessions focused on developing their own start-up ideas.