MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship — Master at London School of Computing and Engineering

MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship


Course Overview

The MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship is a UK Level 7 postgraduate degree delivered over one year full-time or two years part-time at the London School of Computing and Engineering (LSCE), a specialist division of Harold International College of London. The programme is offered across three parallel routes, on-campus in central London, fully online with remote lab provisioning, and by distance learning with the same remote provisioning, so every intake shares the same seminar timetable regardless of study mode. It is written for learners looking to develop the applied practice of founding, funding and scaling technology ventures in the UK in a UK-aligned setting, with content mapped to the competency areas of APM, PMI, BCS and CMI. Delivery draws on structured project artefacts, business-case templates, Agile ceremonies and portfolio-level tooling, so applied practice sits alongside academic framing at every stage and each submission is returned with structured written feedback moderated to UK grading standards.

By graduation you will have completed a dissertation or sponsor consulting project on a live Technology Entrepreneurship problem, alongside a research-informed postgraduate portfolio. The programme is designed to prepare graduates for senior UK roles, specialist consulting and, where relevant, doctoral progression, with named-tutor supervision throughout. The programme situates every module in a UK context, drawing on London-region case studies from consulting, financial services, public sector, scale-up leadership and industrial change programmes so learners graduate with a working understanding of how the field operates inside the country they are qualifying in. Every learner is matched with a named programme tutor for one-to-one coaching from induction to award, and international applicants receive dedicated visa, accommodation and English-language guidance alongside the academic decision so the enrolment step is well supported.

Key Features

  • Master programme taught in small, tutor-visible cohorts across the LSCE central London campus, fully online and distance-learning routes, with a named programme tutor for every intake.
  • Syllabus mapped to the competency areas of APM, PMI, BCS and CMI, so the qualification carries clear weight with UK employers and articulates cleanly with wider professional-body development frameworks.
  • Postgraduate modules on venture design, lean startup, product-market fit, fundraising and scaling.
  • Case studies drawn from London's scale-up ecosystem across fintech, health and platform sectors.
  • Dissertation or venture-project route with supervision from experienced founders and operators.
  • Weekly named-tutor visibility with structured written feedback on submitted work, and moderated marking to UK Level 7 postgraduate degree standards throughout the programme.
  • Careers-service introductions to APM, PMI UK, CMI and the technology consulting firms clustered around the City and Whitehall, with structured application coaching in the final stage of the programme and continued alumni support after graduation.

What You Will Learn

  • Structure a venture hypothesis and validate it through discovery research.
  • Model unit economics, cash runway and funding rounds.
  • Design go-to-market strategies for UK and international markets.
  • Apply UK company law, tax and intellectual-property basics to a new venture.
  • Structure fundraising narratives, pitch decks and investor conversations.
  • Coordinate small product teams under uncertainty.
  • Design scaling strategies once product-market fit is reached.
  • Prepare a founder-ready portfolio suitable for accelerators and investors.

Who This Course Is For

  • Senior practitioners formalising several years of professional experience at Level 7.
  • International postgraduates seeking a UK Master in the field.
  • Graduates progressing directly into a postgraduate specialism.
  • Working professionals sponsored by an employer to embed a live workplace project.
  • Doctoral-track applicants using the dissertation stage as a springboard into research.

Career Pathways

  • Founder / Co-Founder
  • Product Manager
  • Innovation Consultant
  • Venture Partner (analyst)
  • Startup Operations Lead
  • Growth Strategist
  • Technology Consultant

The LSCE careers service supports postgraduate students with senior-track application coaching, dissertation-to-industry translation and introductions across consulting, financial services, public sector, scale-up leadership and industrial change programmes, with a working contact book of UK employers built up over recent cohorts. Alumni access continues after graduation, with senior-role job alerts, named-tutor introductions and continued application coaching available to LSCE graduates as they progress into UK roles.

Entry Requirements

  • A UK Bachelor's degree at 2:2 or above, or an international equivalent, in a relevant discipline.
  • Applicants with five or more years of senior professional experience are considered for admission by portfolio.
  • IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) for non-native English speakers.
  • Two references, normally academic; senior professional accepted for experience-route applicants.
  • A one-page personal statement setting out your dissertation or capstone interest.

Applicants with employer sponsorship, portfolio evidence or an existing LSCE credential are encouraged to speak with admissions ahead of application, as credit-transfer and accelerated intake options are reviewed case by case.

Why Study at LSCE

The London School of Computing and Engineering is a specialist computing and engineering division of Harold International College of London. LSCE teaches in small, tutor-visible cohorts and partners with UK professional bodies including APM, PMI, BCS and CMI, so qualifications carry weight with employers hiring across consulting, financial services, public sector, scale-up leadership and industrial change programmes. The central London campus places students within a short tube ride of APM, PMI UK, CMI and the technology consulting firms clustered around the City and Whitehall, and every intake receives named programme-tutor support from induction to award, with structured written feedback moderated to UK standards throughout the programme.

LSCE offers three parallel study modes so career changers, working professionals and international applicants can complete the Master around existing commitments, whether on-campus, fully online with remote lab provisioning, or by distance learning with the same remote provisioning. Students routinely attend APM London branch events, PMI UK chapter, BCS Business Analysis Specialist Group and CMI professional networks during their studies, giving structured visibility to UK employers and to the wider professional community, and the LSCE careers service runs at least one industry-careers day per academic year with structured one-to-one application support in the final stage. Every route joins the same intake cohort with weekly tutor visibility, so students are known by name inside the LSCE community from induction, and Harold International College's shared library and elective-module access give LSCE students visibility across the wider college programme catalogue subject to availability.

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Frequently asked questions.

Common questions about MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship.

The MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship runs one year full-time or two years part-time. The MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship uses a modular calendar so working founders can pace themselves across the two-year route.

The MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship is delivered on-campus in central London, fully online or by distance learning. All three routes share the same weekly seminar cohort with identical dissertation supervision.

Yes. The MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship is a UK Level 7 postgraduate degree aligned with CMI, BCS and APM practitioner tracks.

You need a UK Bachelor's at 2:2 or above in a relevant discipline, or five years of senior technology experience assessed by portfolio. English requirement is IELTS 6.5 overall.

Fees for the MSc in Technology Entrepreneurship are quoted per intake and typically include instalment plans. LSCE admissions review employer sponsorship and scholarship applications at enrolment.

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