Programme Content
Mapping the territory. Entrepreneurship means very different things in different contexts. You will get a clear taxonomy and learn how to work with the full range of ideas rather than defaulting to the startup version. Building the mindset, and knowing if it worked. How to develop entrepreneurial thinking and behaviours in students, and the harder question most programmes skip: how you actually assess something like this. Pedagogies that put students in motion. Experiential and action based methods, where learning comes from doing rather than being told. Co-creating with your ecosystem. Entrepreneurship education gets stronger when it is built with people outside your classroom. How to work with the ecosystem you already have, and grow it from there. Designing courses that hold attention. Curriculum built around facilitation, experimentation and feedback, so students stay engaged because the work demands something from them. The relationships that make it stick. How to bring stakeholders in properly, from industry to alumni to your own colleagues, and keep those relationships alive over time.
