MBA Entrepreneurship & Innovation

The latest findings from university research now also without studies and without long-term commitment!

Saarland University is one of the leading universities in the field of entrepreneurship and has been and still is a pioneer in this field. Benefit from this expertise and take part in our continuing education course: Entrepreneurship !

Ideal for

• Founders and all those who want to become one
• Companies who want to develop their business model in a future-oriented way
• All those who want to develop professionally or identify new market opportunities

Benefit from the latest findings from science and practice taught by lecturers who are leading the way:

Register here or contact us by phone at 0681 302-2553 for our workshop „Entrepreneurship“ from 22 to 25 March 2023 (all day) at the European Institute for Advanced Behavioural Management (EIABM) at Saarland University.

When?

The workshop in English will take place from 22-25 March 2023 daily from 9.00-18.00h on the Saarbrücken campus.

How and where?

You can register directly with us by 20.03.2023, we are happy to be there for you, by phone, virtually or in presence on campus, the workshop will also take place in the premises of the EIABM on the Saarbrücken campus.           

Why?

Take advantage of the opportunity to continue your education at university level in the highest quality for the first time with little time and application effort and receive first-class additional education in the field of modern management. In addition to valuable additional knowledge relevant to practice, you will receive an academic, internationally recognised certificate from Saarland University, which will help you climb the next rung on your personal career ladder.

Cost:

The participation fee per course is to be confirmed.

„Entrepreneurship“
at the European Institute for Advanced Behavioural Management of Saarland University

The role of entrepreneurship in an economic unit has been well documented and is of interest not only to business people and politicians but also to students – the future entrepreneurs. Creating and growing a new venture inside or outside a corporation is a task that few individuals are able to accomplish, even though many profess the desire. This course is based on an understanding of strategic areas of business and applies the tools and analytical techniques of these areas to the new venture creation process in a domestic and international setting. The entrepreneurship module has been designed in a way that prepares participants very well for pursuing careers as owner/managers. It also offers a generic examination of the general principles of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial activity. Adopting this unit does not confine participants to the limitations of small business and its related activities. It supports the full development of entrepreneurial skills and sensitivities for use in existing organizations, to facilitate the management of change and/or the achievement or organizational goals.

Qualification Objectives: Understanding of what an entrepreneur is, what his/ her benefits, risks, and responsibilities are; what a good opportunity is, what kinds of opportunity sources there are; the mechanics of entrepreneurial process; the process of initiating product and service development; technology driven entrepreneurship; available resources for startup and growth; organizational approaches towards global growth.

Content: Based on an understanding of strategic areas of business and applies the tools and analytical techniques of these areas to the new venture creation process in a domestic and international setting. Prepares participants very well for pursuing careers as owner/managers. Offers a generic examination of the general principles of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial activity.

Lecturers:

Dr. Benedikt Schnellbächer is Junior Professor for Digital Transformation and Entrepreneurship at Saarland University. His research interests include sustainable start-ups, digital start-ups, Entrepreneurial behavior and Business Model Development.

Prof. Dr. Sven Heidenreich has held the Chair of Business Administration, in particular Technology and Innovation Management at Saarland University since 2017. His research interests include technology and innovation management as well as entrepreneurship and addressed questions around consumer resistance to innovation, co-creation of technology-based services, innovation networks, business model innovation, innovative work behaviour or entrepreneurial behaviour.

In addition to his entrepreneurial activities, Dr. Behrendt has also worked as a part-time lecturer in London and as an assistant professor in Istanbul and was awarded the Business Angel of the Year in Turkey in 2015.