You are here

Programs › Stanford Ignite › Stanford Ignite – Stanford Campus › Stanford Ignite – Full-Time

Stanford Ignite – Full-Time
Stanford Ignite participants

Stanford Ignite is offered in summer as a four-week, full-time program for working professionals and graduate students.

Eligibility

Graduate students currently pursuing a master’s, MD, PhD, post-doc program in a nonbusiness field.

Professionals with a bachelor’s degree and some professional experience (an advanced degree is preferred).

If you have an MBA, graduate degree in management, and/or extensive managerial training, you are not eligible to apply.

Time Commitment

Stanford Ignite provides approximately 100 classroom hours and 100 to 150 project hours. It requires a 100% time commitment for the duration of the program.

Admitted applicants must be able to attend all sessions. Due to the intensive nature of the program, applicants with other commitments such as employment, research, or coursework are encouraged to apply for the part-time offering.

Tuition

The cost of attendance includes course materials, program events, and some meals.

Housing (single-occupancy) is available on a limited basis for non-Stanford participants at an additional fee. Accepted applicants will receive additional information.

Tuition for Full-time Offering
Non-Stanford Participants US $14,500
Stanford Participants* US $1,450

* Current Stanford graduate students are generously supported through a tuition subsidy from the Office of the Vice Provost for Graduate Education.

Admission

Submit your application as early as possible. To be considered for admission, your application must include:

  • Current resume
  • A series of short essays
  • Two recommendations submitted via the application website

Applications will not be accepted after the published deadline.

Application Deadline

01 Mar 2016

Program Dates

19 Jun – 14 Jul 2016

Class sessions are on Monday through Friday over four consecutive weeks.

Download

Sample Schedule

Etosha Ignite 2.jpg

Past Participant Spotlight
EtoshaCave
PhD Candidate, Stanford School of Engineering
Stanford Ignite
2014

Stanford Ignite gave me the framework for analyzing key aspects of a new venture. I am currently transferring my PhD research into a new venture, and my colleagues and I utilize lessons learned from Stanford Ignite to frame our discussions on key aspects of our project.

Town Square at Knight Management Center