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[ 986CAINEBM21 ] Module CI3: Entrepreneurship and business modeling

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6 ECTS Accumulative module examination M1 - Master's programme 1. year Business Administration Matthias Fink Johannes Kepler University Linz
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Original study plan Master's programme Leading Innovative Organizations 2021W
Objectives • Understand the contextualized nature of entrepreneurship and its key role in the formulation and the development of business models
• Learn how to create business models that foster innovation-driven entrepreneurship within different contexts
• Develop a deeper knowledge of current topics regarding a entrepreneurial perspective on business models
• Be able to participate in ongoing academic discussions regarding the elements of business models for entrepreneurial firms and to develop own research questions
• Understand the relevance of current research results on entrepreneurship and business models for enacting entrepreneurship in specific regional and temporal settings
• Get an integrative view on entrepreneurship and business models that comprises a research and practice perspective
Subject • Understand the contextualized nature of entrepreneurship and its key role in the formulation and the development of business models • Learn how to create business models that foster innovation-driven entrepreneurship within different contexts • Develop a deeper knowledge of current topics regarding a entrepreneurial perspective on business models • Be able to participate in ongoing academic discussions regarding the elements of business models for entrepreneurial firms and to develop own research questions • Understand the relevance of current research results on entrepreneurship and business models for enacting entrepreneurship in specific regional and temporal settings • Get an integrative view on entrepreneurship and business models that comprises a research and practice perspective
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