Female role models can raise entrepreneurial confidence and make startup careers feel more attainable for women students in higher education.
The Many Lives of an Entrepreneur
The Many Lives of an Entrepreneur maps four life-course paths into entrepreneurship and shows which trajectories lead to lasting outcomes.
From Secondary School to Startups
Turns out entrepreneurship isn’t necessarily just a university thing. A Danish school reform shows that early exposure to entrepreneurship boosts startup rates and nudges students...
The Bumpy Reality of Becoming an Entrepreneur
Students’ entrepreneurial identity and intent don’t develop in neat upward curves. Even with the support of enterprise education, the process is messy, emotional, and riddled with dips, doubts, and rethinks.
Rethinking Who Fits the Mould in Entrepreneurship Education
Entrepreneurship education may still lean on masculine ideals, but educators and students are increasingly aware of this — and some are finding ways to broaden...
What The Nordics Are Doing Right in Entrepreneurship Education
Nordic countries take entrepreneurship education seriously — and it starts with how they train teachers. By embedding entrepreneurial pedagogy in teacher education, they cultivate classrooms that value creativity, risk-taking, and autonomy.
Employability and Entrepreneurship Education
Entrepreneurship education doesn’t just prepare students to start businesses — it also makes them more employable by teaching adaptability, problem-solving, and resilience.
Who is Qualified to Teach Entrepreneurship?
Many educators don’t feel qualified to teach entrepreneurship, seeing it as too vague, too corporate, or just “not for them.” But the real challenge isn’t who can teach it — it’s how we help more...
What the Heck are Ecosystems Anyway?
Learn why understanding ecosystems is essential for navigating today’s business world.
Researchers by Day, Entrepreneurs by Night
Balancing academic rigour with entrepreneurial impact isn’t easy, but the right mix of university support and real-world connections can make it possible for researchers to thrive in both roles.
