Fast-Track Your Growth as an Entrepreneur

The SCET Certificate in Entrepreneurship & Technology offers UC Berkeley undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to build networks, start and grow their own startups, and strengthen leadership, collaboration, and communication skills. The Certificate equips students with the mindsets and skills to become leaders in any industry.

Certificate Requirements

Students must complete all requirements in one of the tracks below to earn the Certificate.

Approved Course List

Note that not all courses listed below are offered each year or semester. Refer to the Academic Guide for the current offerings.

  • ENGIN 183 - Special Topics in Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship (1-4 units)*
  • ENGIN 283 - Special Topics in Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship (1-4 units)*
  • ENGIN 183B - Berkeley Method of Entrepreneurship Bootcamp (2 units)
  • ENGIN 183C - Challenge Lab (4 units)*
  • ENGIN C183F - Challenge Lab (4 units)*
  • ENGIN 183D  - Product Management (3 units)
  • ENGIN 183E - Technology Entrepreneurship (3 units)
  • ENGIN 198 - SCET DeCal or other SCET Group Studies and must say in the class notes that it can be applied towards the certificate since not all sections of 198 are taught through SCET (1-4 units)*

→ See our SCET courses page for details on current or upcoming course offerings and search and enroll for SCET classes on classes.berkeley.edu using our SCET: Entrepreneurship & Tech tag.

Notes:

  • Starting Fall 2022, SCET classes are listed under Engineering course numbers as ENGIN 183 (undergraduate) and ENGIN 283 (graduate).
  • *Denotes that multiple sections of a course may count towards the requirements if the topics are different.
  • Only classes taught by SCET count towards the Certificate.

To qualify for the Certificate in Entrepreneurship & Technology, students must take SCET courses from the list above, except for the exceptions taken before Fall 2023 listed below:

Completing the Certificate

To earn the Certificate, the Certificate Completion Application should be submitted by the last day of the semester in which all requirements will be complete.  The certificate will be sent to the email on file.  Certificate completion is not displayed on transcripts.

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