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Dear researchers in the house, let's join hands in shaping the future of entrepreneurship through scholarly exploration. Find below the link to a document that contains 1000 research topics in entrepreneurship. Share with your colleagues and students who may be struggling to get research topics in this area for their projects, thesis, seminar, journal publication, and more. https://lnkd.in/dkTxYERR

We, business professors, have structured our field in such a way that we incentivize ourselves away from doing more beneficial work for business and society. #research #business #university

Introduction to Entrepreneurship is a Category C Gen-Ed course on entrepreneurial mindset, creativity, improvisation, decision making, and business basics. Available at Shippensburg University in the 2024 Fall semester, BSN 110 is a Tuesday - Thursday class, 5:00 PM to 6:15 PM.

My paper "Entrepreneurial identity as a career compass – An exploration of the career narratives of entrepreneurial education graduates" is finally published in Education + Training. The paper reveals how three manifestations of the entrepreneurial identity that are developed through entrepreneurship education direct the participants’ careers after graduation. Thanks to Edvard Myhre and Erik Øyan for their contributions to the research.

Excited to share this paper with Andreas Walmsley. We explore the legitimacy of the entrepreneurship educator and wider societal discourses surrounding the legitimacy of entrepreneurship as expressed in university strategies. #EE #entrepreneurship #educator #CBS #CSE

Let’s face it, research papers are just not that fun to read. Most of the time they’re dull and dense, and they bury the really interesting parts in overly academic jargon. That’s why we at SSES have taken the initiative to bring you these insights in some lighter packaging. Research Recap summarises the latest and most interesting research on entrepreneurship education, and will be published regularly on our website for anyone to read – starting today! Check out the first Research Recap articles on https://bit.ly/3yzin8O

You have to know the past to understand the present and advance the future 📚 That is especially true when it comes to advancing academic research that is meaningful for practice. In our new article we review previous literature on #refugee #entrepreneurship and outline ways to move this crucial field forward 💡 Available in open access at https://lnkd.in/d3rYquf5

This is so exciting to have this project see the light of day. The volume contains so much useful insight into the topic, it is a must read and have for anyone interested in #entrepreneurialecosystems. Full disclosure, I've participated in two chapters for it. Enjoy the read! Centre for Enterprise Dynamics in Global Economies, University of South Australia, QUT ACE Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research.

How big is your here? How long is your now? These were two questions we got to answer on first lecture of "Trendspotting and future thinking" course in Stockholm School of Entrepreneurship. Course was so different from everything I took before, because it was not simply a facts-sharing approach, but rather learning ways of looking and thinking about things. Lecturers Bettina Schwalm and Fernanda Torre shared with us step-by-step approach to gathering trends, analyzing driving forces and using tools for creating future scenarios. Guest-lecturers provided brilliant examples of harvesting trends and creating up-to-date super relevant projects. This course made me more attentive to the world, showing, how little we notice and what a little effort we put into imagining (not predicting!) what`s next. "Why we teach history at schools, but we do not teach future?" - this and other spectacular insights are in the sum up document. #stockholm

A few key takeaways from my time at Harvard: 1-Results aren’t everything. Sometimes, being in the right environment and allowing yourself to be fully present is enough. The short time I spent on Harvard's campus was exactly that for me—a journey fueled by curiosity, not by the pressure of short-term outcomes. 2-Even at a prestigious place like Harvard, there's no perfect learning path. Their system is great, but it might not fit everyone. Understanding yourself—your insecurities and your goals—helps you find your true path, even if it doesn’t align with conventional wisdom. 3- Entrepreneurship is the art of finding and matching resources. And the best way to access those resources? Be out there, ask for what you need, and be willing to step outside your comfort zone. These are reminders I revisit often. Which one resonates with you? #HARVARD #HBS #BusinessDesign #ArshiaJahangiri