To think outside the box and act in an entrepreneurial way is crucial in today’s business world. Entrepreneurship Education (EE) serves as the basis for creative and innovative ideas and offers soon-to-be-entrepreneurs the skills and knowledge to invest in themselves and their work. However, entrepreneurship is not only limited to economic activities, but rather combines a bundle of different abilities, for which classical business skills but also a large variety of soft and transversal skills are needed. To foster different entrepreneurial competences, it is essential to know which elements are already there and which ones need to be strengthened or even learned.
We invite you to read the first issue of our electronic magazine, which highlights entrepreneurial education within our partner universities, as well as the project’s developments.
