Course: Entrepreneurship credits: 4
- Course code
- CMVB19KEU1
- Name
- Entrepreneurship
- Study year
- 2020-2021
- ECTS credits
- 4
- Language
- Dutch, with parts in English
- Coordinator
- J.R.H. Boerlage
- Modes of delivery
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- Assignment
- Guest lecture
- Lecture
- Practical / Training
- Assessments
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- Entrepreneurship - Other assessment
Learning outcomes
G. The CMDer has mastered complex forms of communication and can explain the added value of the innovation/product.
J1. The CMDer analyzes new market developments, within the organization or the domain of technological possibilities.
J2. The CMDer uses his network for the purpose of gaining specific knowledge and achieving goals.
J3. The CMDer applies the principles of business planning in the production and (commercial) exploitation of innovative products / services.
J1. The CMDer analyzes new market developments, within the organization or the domain of technological possibilities.
J2. The CMDer uses his network for the purpose of gaining specific knowledge and achieving goals.
J3. The CMDer applies the principles of business planning in the production and (commercial) exploitation of innovative products / services.
Content
Elective Entrepreneurship
In this course practical topics about entrepreneurship and "how to start a business" are offered and discussed. These topics include:
- Start-up or freelancer
- Administration and taxes
- Legal matters
- How to start your business as a student
Aside from general information, this course aims to create a stimulating environment that engages entrepreneurial students. A diverse number of activities are planned outside the walls of CMD and into the start-up environment in Groningen. In the first class, students will visit Start-Up City and get in touch with successful entrepreneurs. Later on in the course, students will organise interactive workshops for the class about topics of their own choosing.
Overall, this course will benefit the entrepreneurial minded student with practical knowledge, basic theory and skills and an introduction to the entrepreneurial world.
In this course practical topics about entrepreneurship and "how to start a business" are offered and discussed. These topics include:
- Start-up or freelancer
- Administration and taxes
- Legal matters
- How to start your business as a student
Aside from general information, this course aims to create a stimulating environment that engages entrepreneurial students. A diverse number of activities are planned outside the walls of CMD and into the start-up environment in Groningen. In the first class, students will visit Start-Up City and get in touch with successful entrepreneurs. Later on in the course, students will organise interactive workshops for the class about topics of their own choosing.
Overall, this course will benefit the entrepreneurial minded student with practical knowledge, basic theory and skills and an introduction to the entrepreneurial world.
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- School of Communication, Media & IT