Innovation is a discipline that can be learned and developed with practice. Deusto Business School, one of Spain´s most reputed business schools, has specifically designed its Business Innovation Program (BIP) and Master in Business Innovation (MBI) to prepare you to spark and manage Business Innovation successfully. 

Francisco González-Bree
Academic Director

• Allow yourself the time and space to integrate the latest practice and thinking into your own professional context as you complete the different modules of the Programme.
• Participate in a programme that puts international benchmarking at the core, with seven modules taught in five European cities.
• Be part of a unique modular programme designed to suit your needs in advancing your personal and professional development as an innovation leader while you work.
• As an initiative of Deusto Business School in collaboration with internationally recognised centers of excellence, such as the University of Cambridge, you will be able to experience the world’s leading destination for venture capital investment after Silicon Valley.

Deusto Business School, University of Deusto
Deusto Business School offers a wide variety of Programmes, ranging from Bachelor's and double Bachelor's degree Programmes to officially recognised Master's Programmes, PhD Programmes, Executive Master's degrees, open Programmes and In-company training. Its international alliances have paved the way to several Master's degrees and Programmes that include intensive modules at top business schools such as INSEAD, Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge and joint Programmes with New York University.

University of Cambridge
Cambridge is surrounded by science parks, incubators and innovation centres. The Cambridge Cluster or Silicon Fen is now the most successful technology cluster in Europe and one of the most successful in the world. Many of these businesses have connections to the University of Cambridge. To date, innovators based at the University and in the wider local community have developed over 1,600 firms employing more than 30,000 people. Collaboration between the University and the private sector continues to influence the growth and prosperity of what is known as the 'Cambridge Phenomenon'. The University founded Cambridge Enterprise to Foster entrepreneurship and assist in the commercialisation of University discoveries. The Science Park was established by Trinity College and St. John’s Innovation Centre was founded by the College to support early stage knowledge-based companies.