TAMPA — The University of South Florida’s Nault Center for Entrepreneurship has once again been recognized among the top institutions for entrepreneurship studies in the United States, according to The Princeton Review’s 2025 rankings. The center’s graduate program ranks No. 10 in the nation and No. 6 among public universities. The undergraduate program also ranks nationally, standing at No. 17 among public universities.
This achievement highlights the Nault Center's ongoing commitment to cultivating innovation and entrepreneurial skills within the Tampa Bay region and beyond. The Princeton Review’s rankings consider factors such as program quality, experiential learning opportunities, and support for entrepreneurial ventures, placing USF's Nault Center alongside leading programs nationwide.
Dirk Libaers
The Nault Center provides students with diverse opportunities, from mentorship by industry experts to participation in competitions and events throughout the academic year.
“Our approach emphasizes real-world application,” said Dirk Libaers, director of the Nault Center for Entrepreneurship. “We aim to build entrepreneurial leaders who can navigate complex business challenges with creativity and resilience.”
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