The Past, Present, and Future of Entrepreneurship and Innovation
This is a unique, Master’s level seminar courses that provides a high-level overview of the fields of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. The course will provide a solid foundation for students interested in these two connected fields. In addition to sketching a broad overview of these two fields, this course will - offer a historic perspective on Entrepreneurship and Innovation across time and geography, examine the current state of these fields, through five different perspectives, encourage students to find patterns and trends that connect common themes on the drivers and the consequences of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and inspire students to think of the big picture of these two connected fields. This course will be taught by five different professors, all of whom teach mandatory courses in the ENTRE program (from the five chairs of Innovation & Creativity, Tourism & Entrepreneurship, Service Management, Christian Social Ethics and Social Policy, and Macroeconomics). Students will gain critical thinking skills as well as teamwork, communication, and professional writing. Students will also have an opportunity to enhance their English language skills in a professional setting.
Target Group: Mandatory Course in the Entrepreneurship & Innovation Master Program
Term: Winter Term
Time:
Lecture: Monday, 04:15 p.m.-05:45 p.m., NB-301
Tutorial: Monday, 06:15 p.m.-07:45 p.m., NB-301
Instructors:
Lecture: Prof. Dr. Shashi Matta
Prof. Dr. Wiederhold
Prof. Dr. Harald Pechlaner
Prof. Dr. André Habisch
Prof. Dr. Jens Hogreve
Tutorial: the respecitve research assistants of the participating chairs
ECTS: 5 ECTS
Language: English
Restriction: None
Registration: Exam registration via KU.Campus
Module Description: see this PDF
Course Documents: see Ilias
Exam Dates: to be published