How and Why Entrepreneurship Should Be Taught to Students: Polemical Notes

In the paper, some social, academic and organizational aspects of entrepreneurship education in Russian universities are analyzed from a polemical perspective. The author argues that some widespread approaches of entrepreneurship education in Russian colleges are  ither less efficient or do not fit,...

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Main Author: Alexander Chepurenko
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE) 2017-10-01
Series:Вопросы образования
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Online Access:https://vo.hse.ru/article/view/15632
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Summary:In the paper, some social, academic and organizational aspects of entrepreneurship education in Russian universities are analyzed from a polemical perspective. The author argues that some widespread approaches of entrepreneurship education in Russian colleges are  ither less efficient or do not fit, and delivers a concept and structure of an all-university three-level elective course in innovative entrepreneurship, which could be implemented in some leading universities as a minor in entrepreneurship to support students when developing or enhancing the key entrepreneurial competencies. Major limitations (risks) and opportunities (chances) of universities willing to implement this teaching module are described.
ISSN:1814-9545
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