MM Of Entrepreneurship And New Venture Creation (ME & MNVC)

Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice

The course provides a solid foundation of entrepreneurship knowledge and emphasises the entrepreneurial process as a way of building entrepreneurial skills in a start-up context. Real case material unites entrepreneurship theory and practice. The course is designed to provide a thorough introduction to the theoretical and practical issues associated with entrepreneurship. The entrepreneurial process is navigated both conceptually and practically to provide an integrated approach to new venture creation. Candidates will also be able to identify sources of entrepreneurial finance; assess the relevance of the practice of entrepreneurship to firms and society; and illustrate key ideas of entrepreneurship with reference to empirical case studies on entrepreneurship. Finally the course allows for candidates to rigorously analyse the potential of a new business opportunity.

Corporate Intrapreneurship

The course identifies entrepreneurial behaviour in big business, and explores ways to facilitate and sustain intrapreneurship in larger, more established firms. The course is designed to provide a thorough introduction to issues associated with corporate entrepreneurship at the firm level in a range of organizational contexts. Critical appreciation of the current debates on ‘intrapreneurship’ as well as research evidence on the application of entrepreneurial orientation, corporate strategy and corporate venturing are explored.

Application Process

1. MM Application form from faculty office
2. Brief synopsis or profile of your qualifications, work background and why you wish to do the qualification.
3. Transcript letter of your last qualification

Please note that all applications for 2010 are officially closed

Documents available for download:

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