New Module: Sustainable Entrepreneurship - Theoretical Foundations

Following our large-scale research project EUInnovatE, we are now offering a new module for master's students:

Sustainable Entrepreneurship - Theoretical Foundation

Starting April 2017 (Life Science focus starting October 2017)

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development represents a pact my UN member nations to embark on a mission to tackle the grand societal challenges of our time. Entrepreneurship plays a key role in the transformation towards sustainable development. There is a growing scholarly interest in the field of sustainable entrepreneurship, pursuing the triple bottom line of economic, ecological and social goals. In this course we will investigate the theory and empirical evidence of sustainable entrepreneurship. To start with, we define sustainable entrepreneurship and relate it to similar concepts. Furthermore, we discuss the process and impact of sustainable entrepreneurship, exploring sustainable opportunity recognition, development and exploitation.

The course is mainly offered for students of the Master Degree Program in Management and Technology and the Master Consumer Affairs. Exchange students are also highly welcome.

Click here to download the syllabus.