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New summer course about entrepreneurship

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Open University offers a new course in Summer Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management. The course comes from Management department.

At the end of this course, students are expected to be able to:

  • Recognise key concepts in entrepreneurship and innovation
  • Identify, create and evaluate entrepreneurial opportunities
  • Develop and promote entrepreneurial and innovative solutions in their own life and work
  • Reflect on and discuss the possibilities and limitations of entrepreneurship and innovation

Lectures are being held at Töölö campus in August 2017.

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