At the Sutardja Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology (SCET), our mission is to empower innovators to positively change the world.
SCET is UC Berkeley's premier hub for innovation and entrepreneurship education. Established in 2005 within the College of Engineering, SCET equips students, professionals, and global partners with the essential skills and mindset needed to innovate, commercialize technology, and lead in the global economy.
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For Berkeley Students
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What We Do
SCET helps students adopt an entrepreneurial mindset by providing exciting ways to try out new ideas and collaborate with others. Students learn valuable innovation, entrepreneurship, and technology skills to have impact in startups, companies or anywhere they choose.
Featured Opportunities
Who We Are
We’re a team of academics, practitioners, and diverse set of leaders that teach the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs.
The most impactful innovations aren’t planned, but the result of unexpected collisions.
How we do it
SCET's award-winning Berkeley Method of Entrepreneurship pedagogy takes a journey-based approach to learning innovation. We provide students with the critical thinking and observational skills necessary for them to succeed at the next step in their entrepreneurial journey.
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Being involved with programs like SCET opens so many doors for self-discovery and interdisciplinary integration. I've learned, and keep learning, that the opportunity is out there. All I have to do is reach for it.”
- Anika Ramachandran, M.E.T. (Engineering and Business) '22
