Tetr College of Business has opened applications for its Class of 2029, announcing a US$10 million scholarship fund to support aspiring entrepreneurs globally. The scholarship aims to provide access to Tetr’s transformative educational programme, which blends hands-on learning with practical business experiences. The fund follows the success of the inaugural cohort, who completed their first semester in Dubai, launching 23 dropshipping businesses that collectively earned over US$138,000.
Tetr’s unique approach combines academic learning with real-world business challenges. Students undertake a Bachelor’s in Management and Technology, Artificial Intelligence, or Liberal Arts, collaborating with prestigious institutions such as UBI Brussels, Illinois Tech, and Syracuse University. The programme spans seven countries, from Silicon Valley to Singapore, giving students a global business perspective. Their hands-on approach has already seen the students raise over US$15,000 from investors to scale their businesses.
Tetr’s immersive curriculum also includes cultural and business experiences. In Dubai, students explored Emirates Ebdaa’s innovation in luxury aviation, honed negotiation skills at the Gold Souk, and learned real estate strategies at Emaar Headquarters. They also attended GITEX Global, where they explored AI and tech, pitching startup ideas on the YouthX stage.
In addition to the global fund, Tetr has introduced a US$1 million scholarship specifically for Malaysian students. This initiative recognises Malaysia’s growing entrepreneurial potential and offers opportunities for local students to join Tetr’s international programme. Tetr founder Pratham Mittal emphasised the importance of nurturing Malaysia’s future business leaders, stating the scholarship aims to drive sustainable economic progress and job creation in the country.
As part of the programme, students have now begun their semester in India, where they will build D2C ventures, gaining insights from one of the fastest-growing digital markets in the world.
Prospective students can apply for the scholarship via Tetr’s website, where they will undergo an aptitude test and an interview for shortlisted candidates.
