Graduate Program

The CET graduate program provides students with an opportunity to work on real-world problems within emerging industry. The graduate curriculum is comprised of the CET Venture Lab, focused on students' individual ventures, and the CET Industry Lab, which allows students to focus on larger-scale problems. Both labs provide students with real-world environments in which to practice innovation, leadership, entrepreneurship, and technology management.

Venture Lab Learn how to become part of the Venture Lab Program. Application Deadline is September 27! For UC Berkeley graduate and undergraduate teams seeking to grow their technology venture, the CET Venture Lab provides educational support, access to an extensive network of experienced entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, help with business planning and milestones, office space, and financial support in the form of prizes from CET. Teams are selected at the beginning of each semester via the CET Venture Lab Competition.	Industry Lab The CET Industry Lab brings together small groups of 5-10 students to work alongside seasoned entrepreneurs, experienced venture capitalists, and industry leaders to solve a specific problem within an emerging area. At the close of the project (for which participants receive research credit and/or a stipend), students can claim expertise in a specific emerging area and publish the resulting research in a CET Technical Brief.

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