The establishment of the Management of Technology & Entrepreneurship Institute demonstrates a commitment to advancing knowledge and understanding in the areas of technology management, entrepreneurship, and public policy. Institutes like these play a crucial role in promoting research, fostering innovation, and developing programs that equip individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in these fields.
By combining these three domains, the Management of Technology & Entrepreneurship Institute aims to create a comprehensive understanding of how technology, entrepreneurship, and public policy intersect and influence each other. This interdisciplinary approach is crucial for addressing the challenges and opportunities in today’s rapidly evolving business and societal landscape.
MTEI teaching programs
- The highly selective Master in Management, Technology & Entrepreneurship.
- The Minor in Management of Technology
- The Doctoral program in Management of Technology, pooling resources from a variety of research units across EPFL’s faculties, including engineering, mathematics, financial engineering, and economics.
- Executive programs
UPCOMING EVENTS
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
2026
Space Sustainability: The Global Commons
Economy and Business of Space: A World Scientific Reference on Finance, Innovation and Human Impact of Space Exploration [Forthcoming publication]; World Scientific Publishing, 2026. p. 1 – 39.Open Data for Better Science Policy
19th EPFL Library Lunch Talk: “From Data to Impact: Showcasing Open Research Datasets”, EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2026-10-06.[Supplementary Information] Governing Sustainable Transitions under Coopetition: A Contingency Framework for Territorial Decarbonization
2026
Learning Peer Influence Probabilities with Linear Contextual Bandits
2026. KDD ’26: The 32nd ACM SIGKDD Conference on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, Jeju Island Republic of Korea, p. 1073 – 1084. DOI : 10.1145/3770855.3817733.Labor market risk shapes individuals’ environmental attitudes and policy preferences
Ecological Economics. 2026. Vol. 246. DOI : 10.1016/j.ecolecon.2026.108973.CONTACT
Director of the Institute:
Prof. Daniel Kuhn
EPFL CDM MTEI
Odyssea, Station 5, 1015 Lausanne
Administration:
Amandine Weissbrodt
T: +41 21 693 0122