Entrepreneurship involves far more than simply having an idea. To be successful, an entrepreneur needs to have skills that cover many of the development and management roles.

In Introduction to Entrepreneurship, you will learn key success factors for enterprises and how to apply these to successfully innovate, develop, and grow a business. Key business strategies, business development, and the management of the enterprise through the business cycle will be explored. For each element of learning, you will develop skills for applying theories and good practice for entrepreneurial success. Many of the skills learnt in the unit can be successfully applied in start-up enterprises or are transferable for use in everyday business.

Learning Outcome

Students will demonstrate an ability to engage in critical thinking by analyzing situations.Students will also learn how to design creative strategies for pursuing, exploiting and further developing new opportunities.

Assessment 

Group project (Presentation)

Course Duration 

The Entrepreneurship short course is delivered either 6 weeks or 12 weeks. Students can choose the length of the programme they wish to study.

Entry requirements

Students whose English is not their first language, are required to either sit an internal English assessment or provide an English certificate at a min level B2 in all components