The Zell Entrepreneurship Program at Reichman University is a one-year program in Israel designed for outstanding students who aspire to work in an entrepreneurial organization or start their own business. The program combines multidisciplinary approaches and embodies a 'learning by doing' culture, enabling its participants to develop skills as they work on creating their startups. Since its inception more than 20 years ago, Zell alums have established more than 170 companies, of which 75 are currently active, 32 have been acquired, and five have become publicly traded companies. These companies have collectively raised $5.7 billion and created 7,000 new jobs.

ZLI was established in 1999 as one of the first full programs dedicated to entrepreneurial education in the U.S. The institute's real-world approach seeks to prepare students for entrepreneurial careers as leaders for new venture creation and growth. The institute provides significant support and resources for students to take the knowledge learned in the classroom to launch a business while earning their degrees. ZLI is consistently ranked among the top graduate programs in entrepreneurship education by The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur Magazine.

Introduced in 2013, ZSP is designed to be a unique, applied entrepreneurial experience for a select number of MBA candidates with a passion for new venture creation. The program combines coaching, fieldwork, experiential learning and business services to provide aspiring entrepreneurs with the tools and resources they need to develop, launch and grow successful ventures.