The Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship is proud to offer a variety of innovative, globally recognized graduate programs. Students can pursue a Master of Science in Entrepreneurship, with specialized majors in Product Development, Creative Arts, Hospitality, and Social and Sustainable Enterprises. Additionally, the College features a distinctive, specialized MS in Fashion, Merchandising, and Product Development, with a major in Textile and Apparel Entrepreneurship.
To foster interdisciplinary innovation, our Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship allows students from all disciplines across campus to integrate entrepreneurial coursework into their advanced studies. Furthermore, high-achieving undergraduate students looking to accelerate their academic careers can seamlessly transition into graduate-level coursework through our specialized Combined Pathways programs.
Contact the JMC Graduate Staff directly by emailing: grad@jmc.fsu.edu
Product Development
The Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (MSE) in Product Development helps students develop the knowledge and skills needed to create meaningful value across industries through innovative products, services, and solutions. Through hands-on learning experiences, students strengthen innovation and commercialization skills, preparing them to launch new ventures or contribute to product development in corporate and government settings.
Creative Arts Entrepreneurship
The online, part-time Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (MSE) with a major in Creative Arts helps artists and creatives build the business behind their creativity. Through entrepreneurship, business strategy, and marketing courses, students develop the skills to transform their creative practice into sustainable careers. This program is offered in collaboration with the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship, College of Music, College of Fine Arts, and College of Motion Picture Arts.
Hospitality Entrepreneurship
The MSE in Hospitality Entrepreneurship is a collaborative online graduate program designed to cultivate leadership, expand industry connections, and create space where innovative ideas can take shape. Developed in partnership with the Dedman College of Hospitality and the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship, the program provides an advanced curriculum focused on leadership and entrepreneurial thinking in the hospitality industry.
Social and Sustainable Enterprises
The Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship’s online Master of Science in Entrepreneurship (MSE) with a major in Social and Sustainable Enterprises prepares students to help organizations meet today’s needs without compromising future generations. Throughout this program, students learn from industry leaders and professionals how to create, manage, and lead social and sustainable enterprises.
Textiles and Apparel Entrepreneurship
The Textiles and Apparel Entrepreneurship graduate program (MS-TAE) is an interdisciplinary program that equips students with the tools needed to succeed in fashion industry while strengthening research and technical skills in textile and apparel product design, development, and management.
Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship
A graduate certificate in Entrepreneurship will develop a student’s ability to analyze industry-specific issues from a global perspective, foster critical thinking, and enhance the tangible and intangible skills needed for today’s highly competitive, yet lucrative field of entrepreneurship. Credits from the certificate can also count toward FSU’s full Master of Science in Entrepreneurship if you choose to continue—making it a low-risk way to start a graduate credential.
Combined Pathways
The combined Bachelor’s/Master’s Pathways Program provides academically talented students an opportunity to complete a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree. These partially structured pathways allow for up to 12 graduate credit hours to be shared with, or double-counted toward, an undergraduate degree program, as long as that double-counting is considered appropriate by the faculty curriculum committees and academic administrators over the program.