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Master of Science in Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Innovation

The M.S. in Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Innovation at Loyola Marymount University seeks to develop a new breed of entrepreneurial and innovative leaders — those that will strive to build a more sustainable and resilient world. We produce leaders who are responsible, ethical and values-centered. Our state-of-the-art, interdisciplinary curriculum, combined with the co-curricular programs of the Fred Kiesner Center for Entrepreneurship, will give you a broad set of cutting-edge entrepreneurial, managerial, legal and scientific competencies needed to create change in an organization or industry.

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Your Career Path

Are you ready to make an impact and disrupt convention? Discover the opportunities our program prepares you for.

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Capstone Project

Learn how our curriculum allows you to pursue your career goals while earning your degree.

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MSESI Experience

Roll up your sleeves and create the change you want to see. Find out how we teach brilliant minds a new approach to business.

Jason Wilk

Meet MSESI Advisory Board Member Jason Wilk '07

With four successful ventures since graduation, including a disruptive financial services firm valued at $1 billion, Jason pulls from his consistent track record and knowledge of LMU to advise and support our program.

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MSESI Students Win First Place at LMU Startup Weekend

A group of MSESI students won first place at LMU Startup Weekend for their business idea, Mutually Made, an online marketplace selling homemade goods where 10% of purchases go to support a mutual cause.

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MSESI Class of 2023 Presents Capstone Projects

MSESI students completed their degrees by presenting new venture business plans and sharing the outcomes of consulting projects with faculty, clients and classmates.

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LMU Alums Secure $4 Million Grant

Jordan Justus ’17 and Harris Lummis ’18 received a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for their company Automotus, a curb-management start-up that makes streets less congested, more sustainable and more equitable.