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This Announcement Is a Mechanism to Encourage Entrepreneurship Education at the Undergraduate Level in Eligible Institutions Through the Development of Curricula and Replicable Products and Tools. the Pilot Projects Will Be Focused on Promoting Entrepreneurship, General Economic Development, and Innovation at the Undergraduate Level. Through This Baa, the Mbda Envisions Supporting the Eligible Institutions of Higher Education With Funding to Develop Programs That Amplify and Support Entrepreneurship Education and Development in Burgeoning Industry Aligned With the Presidents Priorities.
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