Graduate students whiteboarding in the Design for Extreme Affordability course. Credit: Elena Zukhova

Entrepreneurial Resources for Graduate Students

Stanford GSB provides resources to graduate students from all seven of Stanford’s schools to support entrepreneurial learning and foster opportunities to connect with the Stanford entrepreneurial community.

Entrepreneurial Courses at Stanford GSB

There are more than 50 entrepreneurial courses offered at Stanford GSB. While graduate students from each school receive enrollment priority for their home school’s classes, graduate students from any school are welcome to apply.

Featured Courses

These Stanford GSB courses are a few examples that strongly encourage graduate students from other schools to apply.

Stanford Venture Studio

Operated by Stanford GSB and open to graduate students from all schools, Stanford Venture Studio complements classroom learning with hands-on resources for exploring and testing new venture ideas. The SVS offers a co-working space, one-on-one staff and expert advising, and a multi-disciplinary community of peers and alumni.

Grousbeck-Holloway Center for Entrepreneurial Studies

The Grousbeck-Holloway Center for Entrepreneurial Studies is a central location for exploring entrepreneurial learning opportunities at Stanford GSB. CES provides student advising, assists with curriculum development of entrepreneurial courses, manages co-curricular programs, and partners with faculty to conduct entrepreneurial research projects.

Stanford Entrepreneurship Network

The Stanford Entrepreneurship Network gathers information about over two dozen entrepreneurship-related organizations on campus, providing students with one single point to see an overview of entrepreneurship opportunities at Stanford.