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Teaching

Let's do big things together​

The Impact Factory equips tomorrow's change-makers with the knowledge, skills and networks they need to create savvy, evidence-based programs tackling America's toughest problems. We offer experiential learning programs, fellowships, mentorship and formal courses to undergraduate and graduate students at The University of Texas at Austin.

 

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Entrepreneurship for Social Impact

Entrepreneurship for Social Impact is an annual, semester-long course on human-centered design, U.S. health and social policy, community engagement, public-private partnerships and entrepreneurship for graduate students from any discipline. The course concludes with student teams pitching new ventures to potential funders and partners in a "Shark Tank for Social Impact."

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Distinction in Social Entrepreneurship

Third-year students at Dell Medical School are eligible to pursue a Distinction in Social Entrepreneurship, devoting one year full-time to starting and growing a new nonprofit, for-profit or hybrid organization with a social mission alongside The Impact Factory.

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Practicum in Social Entrepreneurship

Practicum in Civic Entrepreneurship is a semiannual undergraduate- and graduate-level course for student-entrepreneurs working to launch, study and scale ventures aiming to improve health and prosperity for vulnerable people. Students studying business, public policy, law, medicine, nursing, engineering, architecture and social work are eligible.

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Longhorns for Harm Reduction

Longhorns for Harm Reduction is a student-led organization focused on advocating for people struggling with addiction, educating the UT Austin community on Substance Use Disorder, and serving local organizations aiming to reduce overdoses in central Texas.

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Impact Corps

Impact Corps deploys undergraduate and graduate students, equipped with training in human-centered design and social entrepreneurship, alongside partner nonprofits, health clinics and other local service agencies to address a challenge while gaining real-world, hands-on experience building, launching and scaling innovations for community impact. Students: Apply here to participate during the Spring 2025 semester by 12/11.

 
Quotes from students, alums and clients who work with Impact Corps