Strategy and Marketing
Foundations in Entrepreneurship
Module code: N1589
Level 5
15 credits in autumn semester
Teaching method: Lecture, Seminar
Assessment modes: Coursework, Computer based exam
On this module you'll explore entrepreneurship. You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of key concepts and relevant debates in contemporary entrepreneurial theory and practice.
You'll examine entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial action from an interdisciplinary and comparative perspective in a range of organisational contexts (i.e. start-ups, small business, corporate ventures and social enterprises) and domains (e.g. digital, creative, med-tech and life sciences fields).
We'll also discuss the role of governments in developing entrepreneurial ecosystems that support economic, social and sustainable development and growth. You'll learn about theories, methodologies and tools to start exploring entrepreneurship practices.
Module learning outcomes
- Demonstrate a foundational understanding of the theories and practices of entrepreneurship
- To communicate effectively the key concepts and debates in contemporary entrepreneurship theory and practice
- To develop the skills of mapping entrepreneurial ecosystems in different regions
- Demonstrate critical thinking through the understanding of the social, ethical, and environmental dimensions of entrepreneurial behaviour