Entrepreneurship education in the nineties

The venture creation approach: integrating entrepreneurial education and incubation at the university

“…In parallel, the growth of entrepreneurial education programs at colleges and universities illustrates the increasing importance of educating and developing new entrepreneurs (Finkle and Deeds, 2002;Katz, 2003;McMullan and Long, 1987;Solomon, 2007). Menzies (2004) discusses a recent development in university-level entrepreneurial education as an emphasis towards venture creation.…”

Philosophy Theory Into Entrepreneurial Education Practice: A Holistic Model

“…Especially, traditional methods and approaches seem to fail in successfully stimulate such mindset in students (Krueger, Carsrud, 1993;Fretschner, Weber, 2013). For this reason, an integrative formation beyond traditional business contents is required, developing too intangible qualities such as negotiation, leadership, motivation, lateral and creative thinking (McClelland, 1973;McMullan, Long, 1987;Vesper, McMullan, 1988;Plaschka, Welsch, 1990). Thus, for entrepreneurship skill-and trait-building courses are as much as important as knowledge-based courses.…”

“…Many studies have stressed skills and contents necessary for a serious entrepreneurial program but most of this literature either focuses attention only on partial aspects of the whole, such as the role of the stand-alone experience or the self-efficacy or derives from practice such a series of skills (Nonaka, Johansson 1985;McMullan, Long. 1987;Hood, Young 1993;Gorman et al, 1997;Eriksson, 2003;Morris et al,.…”

University's Entrepreneurship Education: Creating Meaningful Impression for New Generation

“…Meanwhile, the most obvious critic singled out to universities regarding entrepreneurship education is pertaining to the choice of location to deliver its entrepreneurship education (Birch, 2004;McMullan & Long, 1987;Solomon, 2007).…”