PRIME is a STEM-master’s program in the School of Engineering, that prepares students with core business skills in finance, strategy, marketing, technology evaluation, decision making, globalization and management are provided to assure success after completing the program. Our students experience the process of creating value from technology and learn how to develop and execute embryonic ideas in the market.
The program is designed for students who have an interest in technology innovation management and/or entrepreneurship. PRIME graduates have secured positions in consulting, investment banking, health/medical companies, information technology, traditional engineering companies, small technology firms and as founders of new ventures.
Masters in Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship
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PRIME'S Online Application for the Class of 2025 is now available!
Contact prime@brown.edu for additional information or to schedule a zoom call with a member of the PRIME team
Class of 2025 Application Deadlines (summer 2024 start):
Early Admission Deadline: December 15, 2023
Regular Admissions Deadline: February 1, 2024
Brown 5th Year Deadline: May 1, 2024
- Unofficial transcripts from all Post-Secondary Education (official transcripts will be requested upon acceptance)
- 3 letters of recommendation
- CV or resume
- Personal statement: 1000-1500 word personal statement that gives your reasons to pursue graduate work with PRIME. Discuss your interest in technology innovation and/or entrepreneurship and how studying at Brown will further your professional goals.
- GRE scores: Official scores required (Brown reporting code: 3094). GMAT scores may be submitted in place of the GRE (There is no departmental / major code for GMAT)
- TOEFL or IELTS Scores: Not required
Brown University is now accepting the at-home version of the GRE.
GMAT scores may be submitted in place of the GRE. There is no code for the GMAT. When taking the actual GMAT, you will be prompted to select 5 institutions who you would like to receive your test scores. This service is covered by your GMAT™ exam registration fee.
- Unofficial transcripts from all Post-Secondary Education (official transcripts will be requested upon acceptance)
- 3 letters of recommendation
- CV or resume
- Personal statement: 1000-1500 word personal statement that gives your reasons to pursue graduate work with PRIME. Discuss your interest in technology innovation and/or entrepreneurship and how studying at Brown will further your professional goals.
- GRE scores: Official scores required (Brown reporting code: 3094). GMAT scores may be submitted in place of the GRE (There is no departmental / major code for GMAT)
- TOEFL or IELTS: Official scores required for any non-native English speaker who does not have a degree from an institution where English is the sole language of instruction. The TOEFL ITP Plus exam is accepted from students in mainland China.
Brown University is now accepting the at-home version of the TOEFL and GRE.
GMAT scores may be submitted in place of the GRE. There is no code for the GMAT. When taking the actual GMAT, you will be prompted to select 5 institutions who you would like to receive your test scores. This service is covered by your GMAT™ exam registration fee.
- Unofficial transcripts from all Post-Secondary Education (official transcripts will be requested upon acceptance)
- 2 letters of recommendation
- CV or resume
- Personal statement: (1000-1500 words stating your reason to pursue graduate work) Opportunity to express your interest pertaining to the development of the business and technical foundations for successful careers in areas related to innovation and entrepreneurship. The statement should include examples of your past work in your chosen field, your plans for study at Brown, and your professional goals.
- GRE scores: Not required
If submitting: Brown reporting code: 3094 - TOEFL or IELTS scores: Not required
- May be eligible PRIME Scholarship*
*Inquire to prime@brown.edu
Scholarships
PRIME offers some limited merit-based scholarships. These decisions are informed by an applicant's undergrad major and prior technology innovation or entrepreneurial activities given the program's focus. Need and overall cohort composition are also considered. All applicants (domestic and international) are considered. No additional materials are required. Scholarship decisions are made at the time of admission and are final. Please note that scholarship award amounts and types may change year to year. Students are encouraged to explore work opportunities on the Brown campus. Research and Teaching Assistant positions are available for students to apply to. For information regarding financial aid, please visit the Office of Financial Aid: https://www.brown.edu/academics/gradschool/financing-support
Joining the PRIME community will enable you with a reliable business foundation, supportive network, and most importantly, the confidence to succeed in the entrepreneurial world.”
