Tetr College of Business has announced scholarships worth up to US$100,000 through its Creator Challenge, offering selected applicants a pathway to its Graduate Programme in Entrepreneurial Leadership (GPEL).
The programme is designed for content creators who want to turn their online audiences into businesses, as well as aspiring creators and individuals looking to develop their own business ideas.
The one-year master’s programme combines business education with hands-on venture building across three international cities, including Dubai.
How the scholarship programme works
The Creator Challenge aims to help participants develop business ideas, launch products and build brands. The scholarship amount can reach US$100,000, although the college has not specified the individual award amounts or the number of scholarships available in the announcement.
Participants will work on different stages of building a business as they move between Shanghai, London and Dubai.
In Shanghai, students will focus on product development, artificial intelligence and supply-chain operations. In London, they will work on branding, financial planning and positioning their products in the market.
Dubai will be the focus of the programme’s expansion stage, where participants will prepare to pitch their ventures to investors, develop strategic partnerships and explore opportunities to enter international markets.
Programme linked to UK and Chinese institutions
Tetr College said the programme has academic partnerships with Fudan School of Management in Shanghai and Imperial College London. Participants who complete the programme will receive a credential co-signed by both institutions.
Pratham Mittal, founder of Tetr College of Business, said the initiative aims to help people turn their creative skills into business opportunities.
“Some of the most interesting businesses of the future will be built by people who may not see themselves as entrepreneurs yet. They could be creators who understand their audiences deeply but don’t know how to turn that connection into a business, aspiring creators with a fresh perspective, individuals who see content creation as a pathway to building a business of their own, or entrepreneurs who instinctively spot opportunities others miss. The challenge is turning that instinct into a business. Through The Creator Challenge, we want to encourage people to look at their creative potential through an entrepreneurial lens. GPEL gives them the platform to build across three global hubs and develop the skills to turn their ideas into businesses with the potential to scale globally.”
Applications open for March 2027 intake
The inaugural Graduate Programme in Entrepreneurial Leadership cohort is scheduled to begin in March 2027, and applications are now open.
Tetr College said its students receive practical business exposure through industry collaborations, mentorship and interactions with founders and investors. The college also reported that ventures built by its undergraduate students have generated more than US$1 million in revenue and raised over US$500,000 in funding.
Prospective applicants can find further information about the programme and application process through Tetr College of Business.
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