Explore what makes a good entrepreneur and how applying an entrepreneurial approach can create economic and social value. Reflect on and develop your own entrepreneurial approach to work. Taking an entrepreneurial approach to work can be useful in a range of contexts, not just starting your own company. This course will challenge your ideas about entrepreneurship and innovation and demonstrate how you can adopt an entrepreneurial mindset to benefit yourself and others. You will explore different ways to approach innovation and entrepreneurship in the workplace.

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You will also identify your own entrepreneurial strengths and consider how you can apply them to create economic and social value.

This course is part of the program Innovation and Entrepreneurship , which is one of the building blocks that leads to degrees in Master of Business Administration, Master of Business Administration (Cyber Security Management), Master of Business Administration (Health Care Sector), Master of Business Administration (Artificial Intelligence), Master of Business Administration (Sustainable Tourism), and Master of Business Administration (Marketing).

What topics will you cover?

- Conceptualising innovation and entrepreneurship

- The importance of innovation and entrepreneurship in a business context

- Social value creation

- New venture creation

- Intrapreneurship (corporate venturing)

- Social entrepreneurship

What will you achieve?

By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to...

- Evaluate your entrepreneurial potential and innovation skills

- Reflect on your approach to entrepreneurship and innovation

- Synthesise different theories, concepts and approaches to innovation and entrepreneurship

Who is the course for?

This course is for anyone who wants to be more entrepreneurial in their own life or business. You might be a student interested in making a career from your talents, or a manager looking to introduce more innovation to your organisation.