Programs

Design for Impact

Taking on our toughest societal challenges through design and innovation

eLab

Mentorship, support, and co-working space for startup ventures

Innovation Forum

Showcasing faculty innovations with real world impact

PSIP

Princeton Startup Immersion Program
Internships with emerging startups around the world

Courses

EGR 201/ENT 201

Creating Value: Introduction to Entrepreneurship

EGR 219/ENT 219/REL 219

Business Ethics: Succeeding without Selling Your Soul

EGR 219/ENT 219/REL 219

Professional Responsibility & Ethics: Succeeding without Selling Your Soul - CANCELLED

EGR 301/ENT 301

The History of Entrepreneurship

EGR 360/SPI 376/POL 495

Policy Entrepreneurship for the 21st Century

EGR 361/ENT 361/URB 361/AAS 348

The Reclamation Studio: Humanistic Design Applied to Systemic Bias

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Stories

Feb 19, 2025
Feature Story
James Zhang

From student entrepreneur to global scholar

James Zhang is one of three Princeton undergraduates named a Schwarzman Scholar.

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Jan 31, 2025
Event Recap
a smiling group of workshop participants standing together in a meeting room

An entrepreneur and a philosopher walk into an AI summit...

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Oct 24, 2024
Feature Story
2024 Innovation Forum participants and judges

Turning ideas into impact

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Jun 13, 2024
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Will Beesley and Patrick Chen outside the Princeton Entrepreneurial Hub

Meet our eLab Summer Associates

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Events

Reflections on the Impact of Design Research in Society

Jodi Forlizzi, Carnegie Mellon University
Friend Center 006

4:30 PM

Open to the public, the campus community, students, research scholars, faculty, staff, and alumni.

The Cost of Craft: Art, Labor and Livelihood

Friend Center 006

4:30 PM

Open to the public, the campus community, students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Exploring Entrepreneurship as Resistance Among Black Women Street Vendors in Antebellum Charleston

Heather Butina-Sutton
Online

12:30 PM

Open to the public, the campus community, students, postdocs, research scholars, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Academic Colloquium & Reception

Friend Center

10:30 AM

Open to the campus community, students, postdocs, and research scholars.