This SIG event focuses on Entrepreneurial Education (EE) and brings together a range of stakeholders to examine current themes in this arena and to explore how EE can be further developed and enhanced.
The purpose of this SIG event is to explore the demands placed on entrepreneurs, the breadth of their activity, some current challenges and contemporary issues.
We will also examine the ways in which entrepreneurship is taught and learnt about in business schools, and whether greater focus might be applied to peer and independent learning.
The event will provide an opportunity for academics, researchers and practitioners of entrepreneurship to find touchpoints and bridges between practice and teaching, to increase the relevance of related HE offerings, and to enhance the value of HE to the entrepreneurial environment.
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Provider Information
BAM Entrepreneurship SIG
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Who Should Attend?
Primarily, all members of ENT SIG who teach entrepreneurship or entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneur Researchers, Members of other SIGs who are interested in entrepreneurship education or looking for entrepreneurship as an occupation.
The event speaks to Sections A2 as detailed in the BAM Framework
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Speakers
Dr Marcus Astley
Fellow and CMgr CMI, PhD, SFHEA, Academic Assoc. CIPD, PgCert. LTHE
Head of the School of Business and Management, Bloomsbury Institute London
Entrepreneurship in Practice – some insights
Dr Sebastian Lesniewski
Senior Lecturer | Academic Lead for Research, Bloomsbury Institute London
Impact of Entrepreneurship on Teaching
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Chaired by
Dr. Pooja Gupta
Principal Lecturer and Deputy Course Leader (MBA and Msc Business and Management)
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Benefits of attending
- Reflect on the nature of entrepreneurship, its breadth and its challenges.
- Reflect on what is taught in classrooms about entrepreneurship, how it is taught, and the extent to which independent learning is encouraged.
- Investigate the touchpoints where entrepreneurial practice meets teaching of entrepreneurial theory in business schools.
- Engage in conversations that build bridges between practice and teaching.
- Support insightful thinking about how to develop materials and exercises that would help to develop valuable entrepreneurial skills.
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Contact
Please contact the BAM Office at [email protected] with any queries.
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Event Fee
- This event is free for all attendees
For more information about Becoming a BAM Member, please visit BAM Membership
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Registration closes on 21st February 2024 at 17:00 UK time
Payment and Cancellation Policy
Payment for the event must be received before the start date of the event concerned. Access will not be permitted to the event if full payment has not been received.
Cancellations
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