"If I have not made any mistake, it means I am not trying something new." This powerful insight set the tone for an engaging panel discussion, moderated by Mr. Atul Bharat, Director of AIIH Foundation, on how academic institutions can nurture entrepreneurship by weaving innovation, critical thinking, and real-world experiences into education. The panel explored actionable strategies to empower students to embrace risk, tackle real-world challenges, and unleash their entrepreneurial potential—building a generation ready to innovate and lead. Key Takeaways: Entrepreneurship is Innate: Mr. Dipan Sahu emphasized that entrepreneurship is about tapping into one's natural potential, with passion, attitude, and hands-on experience being key to developing entrepreneurial skills. Real-World Experience is Key: Dr. Rajeev Roy stressed that entrepreneurial skills cannot be taught solely in classrooms but need to be developed through real-world challenges and experiential learning. Importance of Collaboration: Panelists highlighted the need for stronger collaboration between academia and industry to help students transition from theoretical learning to practical entrepreneurial success. Role of Faculties: Faculties should inspire students to innovate and explore entrepreneurship beyond the syllabus, guiding them to take risks and solve real-world problems. Focus on Experiential Learning: Panelists agreed that integrating experiential learning, such as ideation, execution, and market understanding, into curriculum is essential for preparing students for entrepreneurship. Overcoming Barriers: The discussion addressed challenges like fear of failure and lack of support systems in academia, urging for policies and initiatives to create a more supportive environment for student entrepreneurs. The panel reinforced that fostering an entrepreneurial mindset requires a blend of academic discipline, experiential learning, and strong industry-academia collaboration. It also stressed the need to empower students to embrace risk, learn from failure, and pursue meaningful, innovative work. A truly inspiring and insightful discussion that encouraged the audience to rethink how entrepreneurship can be nurtured within educational systems. A heartfelt thank you to our esteemed panelists, Mr. Dipan Sahu and Dr. Rajeev Roy, and moderator Mr. Atul Bharat for their enlightening perspectives. Your insights have inspired us to rethink how academic institutions can shape the next generation of innovators and changemakers. #Entrepreneurship #Innovation #Startups #Education #PanelDiscussion #ExperientialLearning #FutureSkills #Mentorship #Leadership #Collaboration #InnovationEcosystem
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📢 I'm pleased to share that our article "Navigating the New Normal: Exploring the Evolution of Entrepreneurship Education in the Aftermath of COVID-19" has been published in the "International Journal of Management Education"! Our research explores how entrepreneurship education has adapted in response to the challenges posed by the pandemic. 💡Key insights include: - The role of digital innovation in teaching entrepreneurship post-COVID - How social dynamics and student engagement have evolved in this "new normal" - The power of blended learning: merging face-to-face and digital methods for more effective teaching - Strategies to future-proof entrepreneurship education for the next big disruption 📚 For once, we aimed to bridge the gap between theory and practice, providing actionable insights for educators navigating this ever-changing landscape. 💼 If you're interested in how universities can better prepare the next generation of entrepreneurs, this one’s for you! 💾 Full text ("Open Access"): https://lnkd.in/g4uM7UAU #entrepreneurship #education #teaching #innovation #entrepreneurial #experiential #blended #learning #university #higher #education #digital #transformation #COVID19 #academic #unibz #research #management #digital #hybrid #facetoface #communication
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🏔️ Entrepreneurship Meets Alpine Adventure: Transforming Business Education at FHV I'm thrilled to share an exciting case study about the innovative Entrepreneurship & Innovation Simulation course I led at Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences (FHV) in Dornbirn, Austria. Over an intensive 3-day weekend, we took entrepreneurship education to new heights - literally and figuratively! Here's what made this experience unique: • Alpine Inspiration: We used the misty mountain trails as a metaphor for navigating business uncertainty. • Immersive Simulations: Students tackled real-world scenarios using cutting-edge tools from Strategy Tools. • Rapid Ideation: The pressure-cooker environment mirrored startup challenges, fostering agile thinking. • Diverse Perspectives: Our international group sparked creativity and innovative problem-solving. The results? Students emerged with enhanced adaptability, stronger pivoting skills, and some even planning to pursue their simulated ideas in the real world! This experience reinforced my belief in the power of experiential learning. By combining practical simulations with environmental inspiration, we're preparing the next generation of entrepreneurs to thrive in an ever-changing business landscape. Huge thanks to FHV - Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences for their trust and to Strategy Tools for their invaluable resources. Here's to pushing the boundaries of entrepreneurship education! 🚀 #EntrepreneurshipEducation #ExperientialLearning #InnovationInEducation #BusinessSimulation #AlpineInspiration #StrategyTools #FHVorarlberg https://lnkd.in/eGt73FpB
Vorarlberg University of Applied Sciences – Advancing Experiential Entrepreneurship Education in Dornbirn, Austria
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