Joan Duncan School of Entrepreneurship, Ethics and Leadership

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Joan Duncan School of Entrepreneurship, Ethics and Leadership

The entrepreneurial spirit is permeating the academic environment of the University of Technology, Jamaica and is a core element of our mission. We are the first School of Entrepreneurship, Ethics and Leadership in Jamaica and the Caribbean to deliver an innovative curriculum, engage in relevant research, expand learning and open new and exciting opportunities for students and communities.

Over 20,000 UTech Jamaica students were exposed to principles of Entrepreneurship.
140 Graduates in BSc. in Entrepreneurship Programme refer to appendix
Producers of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor(GEM) Jamaica Report 2013, 2016/17 and 2021/22 – (over 2300 persons surveyed) major documents were used in the formation of Government policies around Entrepreneurship in Jamaica.
Since 2018 -38 JDSEEL student groups (typical 3 per group) have registered businesses and start having sales before they graduate as part of a deliberate focus on ensuring that all JDSEEL students graduate having a registered innovative business.

Technology Innovation Centre (TIC)

This is the first business incubator in the English-speaking Caribbean.

280K+ Registered Businesses Impacted

since 2002 (128 virtual clients and 158 Residential Clients)

Over $45m JMD

TIC Clients have received grants or equity in the last three (3) years,

The following programme is being offered by the College of Business & Management, Joan Duncan School of Entrepreneurship, Ethics and Leadership:

BSc. in Entrepreneurship

How to Apply

Prospective students will be required to submit the following:

Mature applicants may satisfy Prior Learning Assessment requirements.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT:
University of Technology, Jamaica
College of Business and Management
Joan Duncan School of Entrepreneurship, Ethics and Leadership

Technology Innovation Centre

237 Old Hope Road, Kingston 6

Telephone

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