Academic Programs
Learn by Doing
Horn Entrepreneurship’s dynamic, evidence-based curriculum emphasizes learning by doing in real world contexts to prepare students to adapt, thrive and lead in entrepreneurial roles with established companies, social ventures and startups. All UD students are welcomed.
Entrepreneurship is a mindset and skillset that helps you accomplish what you want in life.
Graduate Programs
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Advancing Innovation and Entrepreneurship
May 12, 2026 | Written by UDaily StaffThe University of Delaware Board of Trustees unanimously voted to establish the Neil Book School of Innovation and Entrepreneurship within the Alfred Lerner College of Business and Economics at its semiannual meeting on Monday, May 11. -
From Sneaker Flips to $550K in Sales: Meet Aidan Kutch
May 11, 2026 | Written by Ryan ShoreAidan Kutch’s first sneaker flip started with a pair of shoes, a disappointing store offer and an eBay listing. Years later, the University of Delaware senior has turned that early lesson in value into Kutch’s Kicks, where the student founder turns sneaker restoration into a serious business by making high-end sneaker culture more accessible. -
REEF@UD Fellows Showcase Bold Ideas for a More Sustainable Future
May 08, 2026 | Written by Ryan ShoreFrom sustainable fashion and food waste reduction to coastal restoration and eco-friendly products, University of Delaware students showcased bold ideas for a healthier planet at the fifth annual REEF@UD Demo Day on Monday, May 4, at the Venture Development Center. -
Siegfried Fellows Explore Leadership and Purpose in Washington, D.C.
April 27, 2026 | Written by Ryan ShoreThrough the Siegfried Fellows Program at the University of Delaware, students recently spent a day in Washington, D.C., engaging with leaders across consulting, global strategy, cybersecurity, and organizational research. While each speaker came from a different professional background, Fellows encountered a consistent message throughout the trip: meaningful work is driven not just by achievement, but by intention, curiosity, and purpose.